Install profiles in "Provisioning Profiles" folder instead of using open command.

[dtrenz]

When the iPhone Configuration Utility app is installed, using the open command to install provisioning profiles on a CI node (e.g. Jenkins) a prompt comes up requiring user interaction. This is obviously an issue for a CI machine.

I recommend that sigh install provisioning profiles the same way Xcode does, in "/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles" by UUID (e.g."/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles ef3d7190-5839-4429-ad81-c82cf90e444a.mobileprovision").

The UUID can be retrieved using PlistBuddy. More useful info, here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/11167851/1765753

Even more info: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10398456/can-an-xcode-mobileprovision-file-be-installed-from-the-command-line

[KrauseFx]

Great point. I'm actually not happy with the open command after the script is finished.

sigh already fetches the UDID from the profile: https://github.com/KrauseFx/sigh/blob/master/lib/sigh/profile_analyser.rb#L9
and stores it into the ENV, we can easily use that one.

[tychop]

Uninstall iPhone configuration tool to have the provisioning profiles installed by xcode without user intervention.
The tool is ancient and has been replaced by apple.

[KrauseFx]

@dtrenz Since we already have access to the UDID is there anything else we'll need to implement this? It's just copying over of the provisioning profiles to the folder you mentioned, right? I think we should still also leave the profile in the user's current directory (since sigh has done this up until now)

Do you prepare a pull request or should I be working on it?

[dtrenz]

Yeah, I think we just need to copy the profile. I agree that we should leave a local copy, as well.

I'll take a stab at it.

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