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I our company we have an Apple Developer Program account and a Apple Developer Enterprise Program.
I intended to use one single repository to store the provisioning assets from both account in a same place. (and eventually for the one from my client's teams)
For the first account everything worked perfectly but when I tried to create the codesigning stuff for the second one I got the following error
[19:20:34]: Certificate '5KL59A3333' (stored in your git repo) is not available on the Developer Portal
[19:20:34]: for the user nicolas.braun@applidium.com
[19:20:34]: Make sure to use the same user and team every time you run 'match' for this
[19:20:34]: Git repository. This might be caused by revoking the certificate on the Dev Portal
This well handled error lets me believe that Match is not intended to be used on several teams and I am thinking of the following solutions, not sure which is the best
Solution1
One repo per team : This could really make a lot
Solution2
One user per team : not viable
Solution3 : use folders
Would it work to have separated folder on the same single repo? like git_url "https://github.com/project/certificates/account1" in a Matchfile and git_url "https://github.com/project/certificates/account2"in another one , each Matchfile being in the account1 or account2 folder.
Thanks for your work and help,
Nicolas
PS:
As a side effect - let's assume one day Match will manage the same user on several team - you can have a Development_*.mobileprovision in each team so maybe adding the team_name to the filename might be a good security
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Hi,
I our company we have an Apple Developer Program account and a Apple Developer Enterprise Program.
I intended to use one single repository to store the provisioning assets from both account in a same place. (and eventually for the one from my client's teams)
For the first account everything worked perfectly but when I tried to create the codesigning stuff for the second one I got the following error
This well handled error lets me believe that Match is not intended to be used on several teams and I am thinking of the following solutions, not sure which is the best
Solution1
One repo per team : This could really make a lot
Solution2
One user per team : not viable
Solution3 : use folders
Would it work to have separated folder on the same single repo? like
git_url "https://github.com/project/certificates/account1"
in a Matchfile andgit_url "https://github.com/project/certificates/account2"
in another one , each Matchfile being in theaccount1
oraccount2
folder.Thanks for your work and help,
Nicolas
PS:
As a side effect - let's assume one day Match will manage the same user on several team - you can have a Development_*.mobileprovision in each team so maybe adding the team_name to the filename might be a good security
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: