But I am using 2015.2646 release build…
Hrm. I misread, sorry. This can be worked around by downloading the latest Corona SDK from the daily builds page I linked.
To put a “Why” to this. Apple change the rules a view versions of iOS 8 back and your version of Xcode must match the iOS SDK you’re building with.
When 2015.2646 was released, we were using iOS 8.3 which needs Xcode 6.3. Since you’ve installed Xcode 6.4, you have to use a version of Corona SDK that’s using iOS 8.4 to build with. We switched with 2015.2668. Next month, when iOS 9 releases and we add formal support for iOS 9, you will need to update to Xcode 7.
Rob
Hi,
I also have xcode 6.4 and I can build app for iOS 8.4 with 2015.2702. So far there is no problem with the game (I’m still testing it, anyway). Is the daily build stable enough for production use? Which daily build is known to be the most stable between last stable release and now or it is recommended to use the latest one?
I still prefer to build with stable release but in such a case do I have to download the whole xcode 6.3.2 package and install it as a separate instance? or if there is any subset package that is less in size for the building purpose (such as core library…as we don’t need IDE)?
Hope to get some suggestions 
Thanks,
So Lin
Someone can give me a link to the best daily build? Please.
If you scroll to the very top of the page, there is a link that says “Daily Builds”, but as a convenience it’s here:
https://developer.coronalabs.com/downloads/daily-builds/
The current daily builds (2702, 2703) are pretty stable, I’ve not heard any complaints about them. Our next release build will come out sometime after iOS 9 goes out of beta and into “Gold Master” and to that point, we will be getting more and more stable with each daily build.
Rob
App built with 8.3 can be installed on 8.4, can app built with 8.4 be installed on 8.3?
So Lin
Yes
Great to know that. I didn’t expect it. How about installing on 8.0 or 7?
Thanks, Rob.
So Lin
You should be good back to iOS 7
When I want to build it writes: “Code Signing Identity: (No certificate found)[check profile]”. - check profile is the name of my mobileprovision file.
does It has to do with the first problem?
Now i have 2015.2072 and it still do it.
I did every thing in this guide: https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html#TOC
This is not related to your code signing problems. It sounds like your certificate/key pairs were not setup correctly, or you’ve not rebuilt your provisioning profiles after changing your certificates.
Rob
But i did ecactly what this guide says: https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/distribution/iOSBuild/index.html#TOC
How can I check on xcode that the file installed correctly?
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Nevermind got it.