Build ERROR: code signing failed

[Le_Ziiigg]

Hello,
 
I’m recently having an issue while building my app for testing it on an iPhone.
In fact I get this error after build completion:

Build failed: ERROR: code signing failed: /Users/ulysse/Desktop/Orbite.app: replacing existing signature /Users/ulysse/Desktop/Orbite.app: code object is not signed at all In subcomponent: /Users/ulysse/Desktop/Orbite.app/CoronaResources.bundle

I’ve fully formatted my Mac but still have the problem.

I’m on Yosemite 10.10.3, using the latest version of Xcode available on the App Store and the very new latest public release of Corona SDK.
 
Many thanks for your time

[rob]

Can you provide a screen shot of the Corona SDK build screen just before you click build?   Please do not blur out or hide any fields.  I need to see them all.

Rob

[Le_Ziiigg]

I’m not sure it might help but here it is :

And then I get this :

I’ve tried to uninstall Xcode then reinstall, still the same.

And also with older versions of Xcode (I tried 6.2.* which worked well before)

Thank you for helping me Rob 

[Le_Ziiigg]

I’ve tried to format my Mac again and start the iOS Distribution process from the beginning (using this link).

No way…

Please can you give me where to download the former Public Release as this problem may be linked with my current version of Corona SDK?

Thank you in advance 

[bjsorrentino]

Hi Le Ziiigg,

This doesn’t seem like an issue between the current public release (2646) and the previous public releas (2511). This seems more related to your provisioning and certificates.

Can you look at the following thread and go through the steps that I describe to the other user? It’s the second post down, about how to completely clear out existing profiles and start “fresh”.

https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/57321-cant-get-rid-of-old-provisioning-profiles/

Brent

[Le_Ziiigg]

Hi Brent

I investigated a little further and actually found out what’s going wrong.

I had a folder named “Resources” in my project folder and this made a mess in the resources bundle.

Now it’s solved, everything works well, juste like before

[rob]

Glad you got it solved.   

Rob

[rob]

Can you provide a screen shot of the Corona SDK build screen just before you click build?   Please do not blur out or hide any fields.  I need to see them all.

Rob

[Le_Ziiigg]

I’m not sure it might help but here it is :

And then I get this :

I’ve tried to uninstall Xcode then reinstall, still the same.

And also with older versions of Xcode (I tried 6.2.* which worked well before)

Thank you for helping me Rob 

[Le_Ziiigg]

I’ve tried to format my Mac again and start the iOS Distribution process from the beginning (using this link).

No way…

Please can you give me where to download the former Public Release as this problem may be linked with my current version of Corona SDK?

Thank you in advance 

[bjsorrentino]

Hi Le Ziiigg,

This doesn’t seem like an issue between the current public release (2646) and the previous public releas (2511). This seems more related to your provisioning and certificates.

Can you look at the following thread and go through the steps that I describe to the other user? It’s the second post down, about how to completely clear out existing profiles and start “fresh”.

https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/57321-cant-get-rid-of-old-provisioning-profiles/

Brent

[Le_Ziiigg]

Hi Brent

I investigated a little further and actually found out what’s going wrong.

I had a folder named “Resources” in my project folder and this made a mess in the resources bundle.

Now it’s solved, everything works well, juste like before

[rob]

Glad you got it solved.   

Rob