Apple id account owned by two teams gets "Your account already has a valid iOS distribution certificate"

Guess : This shouldn't be a duplicate question of this , but somehow related.


I have an apple id associated with two different commands and I am getting the following error:

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This question is not helpful to me because it has to do with having two different app IDs. I am unable to uninstall from one of the two commands, and I am sure there must be a way to fix this .

I tried exporting / importing and recreating the developer profile, but none of these options help.

I get this error when I go to Product-> Archive and set the iOS Distribution Code Signing ID .

I created an iOS distribution profile and installed it locally. However, the build error suggests that:

Code Point Error: Code Signing IDs Not Found: No Valid Signing IDs (ie certificate and private key pair) matching the command IDs "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" were found. CodeSign Error: Code Signing Required for Product Type "App" in SDK "iOS 8.3"

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EDIT: I was able to create a product for an archive and then I tried to navigate to XCode-> Archives and selected " submit to App Store " as well as "export" and Save for custom deployment . But in both cases, I am getting the error shown below:

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A colleague told me that the only way to solve this problem is to sometimes delete all keys / certificates in the keychain and recreate them all. However, I really don't want to go down this route as I've gotten a few and it will be a pain (then spend days reconfiguring all the other Xcode projects I got ...).

I made sure that I recreated and re-imported the developer and distribution profile for this test.

The goal is to create an assembly that I can submit to iTunes connect and then distribute via TestFlight. ITunes connect entry exists and I am following this apple guide . It drives me crazy: -)...

The same thing happens when I choose "use local signature assets".

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You can try to go to XCode->Preferences->Accounts

find your AppleID View details

in the bottom right corner and try to update the list of certificates.



If that doesn't bring the required certificate, then if possible, go to the machine where the certificate was first requested and export the identity of that account as a p12 certificate and then install on your machine.

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