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Stop creating new certificates. #19150

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krischik opened this issue Jul 26, 2021 · 18 comments
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Stop creating new certificates. #19150

krischik opened this issue Jul 26, 2021 · 18 comments

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@krischik
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Please do not try to create new certificates without asking the user first. I now have hundreds of certificates and get the following error message:

[17:01:32]: Could not create another Distribution certificate, reached the maximum number of available Distribution certificates.

It will take me hours to delete all again. Creating certificates is never something which should be done unattended.

Same for provisioning profiles: readonly and fail_on_name_taken should both be set to true by default.

@janpio janpio transferred this issue from fastlane/docs Jul 26, 2021
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@aaronraimist
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This is still an issue

@bekroz
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bekroz commented Dec 7, 2021

Any way to solve this? It's still an issue. Or should I have to revoke my certificates and add them again?

@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 5, 2022

+1 I see this issue as well

@vin-fandemand
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@bekroz
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bekroz commented Mar 14, 2022

It's still a problem.

@marcellodesales
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STILLLLLLLLL

@syao-arthrex
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NOT WORKING!

@krischik
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krischik commented Apr 13, 2022

Hint for everybody who also has this problem: Using the following parameter is a workaround:

    get_provisioning_profile(

      readonly:		    true,
      fail_on_name_taken:   true,
)

Hint for the developer: Changing the default of those two parameter is the easiest way to solve the problem.

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@norrismcl
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Still a problem

@Crylion
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Crylion commented Sep 22, 2022

I'm also pretty puzzled by this. This tool claims to make ios signing "just work" without me having to manage my certificates all the time.

@henderson2350
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why does it attempt to replace/ create new distribution certs when I already have existing ones that should work? could this have to do with them being created by API key?

@henderson2350
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henderson2350 commented Oct 4, 2022

The fix for me was using only one certificate and branch per app (my issue was stemming from having multiple apps under the same developer account, all trying to use different certificates)

I use github for my certificate branches, and I replaced the content of all my branches with the content of one that was working

steps:

  1. delete broken branches from github repo
  2. git push origin [WORKING BRANCH]: [NAME OF BRANCH JUST DELETED]

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@sonic555gr
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Working with match s3 mode. Added "s3_object_prefix" and even though it pulls the certificates from the bucket successfully it fails to match them and tries to recreate them every time. Is match broken?

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