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I just upgraded to Xcode 5 and now I can't install my app to my device, always getting the error, "a valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found." I verified in organizer that my device can be used for development, and created a new provisioning profile for this app specifically, with my certificate and my device, but I still get this error. This was working fine yesterday with Xcode 4. Any ideas what I need to do to fix this?

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SeanT
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For me, when faced with a provisioning profile issue on Xcode 5, I was prompted to login to my Apple Developer account, upon doing so I was prompted to "Fix Issue", which, when selected, makes Xcode register the new device to a provisioning profile and refetches that profile all automatically in a couple moments' time. Xcode 5 has really impressed me with this feature. Note: This has been my experience with Xcode 5 GM Seed and Xcode 5.0, I have not yet tried this on Xcode 5.0.1.

Stunner
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  • I had to change my selected Provisioning Profile to "none" and do a Clean, but then the popup showed up that had the button "Fix Issue," and that worked perfectly. – SeanT Oct 26 '13 at 21:48
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Here is what I did when I also had the same problem when I upgraded my Xcode. Go to Project Settings->Build Settings->Code Signing. You can see two separated options there: Code Signing Identity and Provisioning Profile. Please select your Provisioning Profile first and then you will see your certificate identity on Code Signing Identity also. Here is a screen shot for your refer. Screenshot

Pei
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