Where Can I import a profisining profile in the new Organizer 3.0

Hi Everyone…

I just update my Xcode to 6.1.1 and the new Organizer and Application Loader…

I don’t see the Impor Provisining profiles ander “Editor”

What I am doing worng, or what do I have to do to import a profile?

I just upload one app half hour ago… Update the new one…

and now I don’t see the command

Editor > Provisioning Profiles > Import Profile

under that it was Importing Sofware Image … now in the same organizer I see something totally different

Editor > Show Completition … Edit All Scope … Fix All Scope … Show Issue … I never seen that before

Where did the Provisioning Profiles went?

Please any help will be greatly appreciate it…

Thanks

I don’t know where Xcode 6.1 puts this, but your profiles are stored in a folder off of your home directory on your Mac:

~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

Just download them from the Provisioning portal and move them from your Downloads folder to this folder.  Restart Corona SDK after doing so.

Rob

Hi Rob… It looks like a labyrinth…

In my Macintosh HD I found…

  Applications

  Developers

  Library ---------------- A lot of stuff – under M it’s only [Messages] [Modem Scrips]

  System

      Library ------------ And in this library it’s only – [Messages] [Metadata] [Monitor Panels]

  Users

I don’t find this

~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

Thanks for your help Rob…

Apple has chosen to hide the Library folder from easy access.  With the Finder App active, click on “Go” in the menu.  From here you have two choices:

  1. Hold down the Option Key and you will see “Library” show up in the drop down menu.  From there you can open up MobileDevice and then open up Provisioning Profiles.

  2. Copy:    ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

into your Copy/Paste buffer with CMD-C, Open finder, click on “Go” then “Go to folder” and paste in that folder path.  This will take you directly to that folder.  Then you can drag the .mobileprovision files from your Downloads folder to that folder.

or spend some time and learn to use the terminal command line interface and do:

cd ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

mv ~/Downloads/*.mobileprovision .

I found it Rob…  Thanks!!!

Did I tell you how much I admire you…? There is so much that you know…

Where did you learn that much?

------- One little thing…

All the provisioning profiles I see inside that folder are like

0AC8878D1V-E456-87GR-BR.mobileprovision

and the one I downloaded from apple, looks like

thenameofmyappprofile.mobileprofile

it’s the only one that looks different… would that matter? why is different?

I just drag it from the desktop to the folder… but they are different

I’ve been programming and building computers since 1979. Its one of those things that comes naturally to me.

0AC8878D1V-E456-87GR-BR.mobileprovision   is a profile Xcode put there.

thenameofmyappprofile.mobileprofile is a profile you put there.  It’s okay to have both.

Rob

Thanks Rob… it works now…

I have 2 apps waiting for review…

My new app will be with the new 64 bit…( I hope I will be able to handle this…)

is it ready yet?

The 64 bit Corona SDK is not out yet but we will do something before the end of the month.  Once 64 bit Corona SDK is out, you shouldn’t have to do anything different.

Rob

Thanks for this thread… This helped me so much for the update…

Larry

I don’t know where Xcode 6.1 puts this, but your profiles are stored in a folder off of your home directory on your Mac:

~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

Just download them from the Provisioning portal and move them from your Downloads folder to this folder.  Restart Corona SDK after doing so.

Rob

Hi Rob… It looks like a labyrinth…

In my Macintosh HD I found…

  Applications

  Developers

  Library ---------------- A lot of stuff – under M it’s only [Messages] [Modem Scrips]

  System

      Library ------------ And in this library it’s only – [Messages] [Metadata] [Monitor Panels]

  Users

I don’t find this

~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

Thanks for your help Rob…

Apple has chosen to hide the Library folder from easy access.  With the Finder App active, click on “Go” in the menu.  From here you have two choices:

  1. Hold down the Option Key and you will see “Library” show up in the drop down menu.  From there you can open up MobileDevice and then open up Provisioning Profiles.

  2. Copy:    ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

into your Copy/Paste buffer with CMD-C, Open finder, click on “Go” then “Go to folder” and paste in that folder path.  This will take you directly to that folder.  Then you can drag the .mobileprovision files from your Downloads folder to that folder.

or spend some time and learn to use the terminal command line interface and do:

cd ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles

mv ~/Downloads/*.mobileprovision .

I found it Rob…  Thanks!!!

Did I tell you how much I admire you…? There is so much that you know…

Where did you learn that much?

------- One little thing…

All the provisioning profiles I see inside that folder are like

0AC8878D1V-E456-87GR-BR.mobileprovision

and the one I downloaded from apple, looks like

thenameofmyappprofile.mobileprofile

it’s the only one that looks different… would that matter? why is different?

I just drag it from the desktop to the folder… but they are different

I’ve been programming and building computers since 1979. Its one of those things that comes naturally to me.

0AC8878D1V-E456-87GR-BR.mobileprovision   is a profile Xcode put there.

thenameofmyappprofile.mobileprofile is a profile you put there.  It’s okay to have both.

Rob

Thanks Rob… it works now…

I have 2 apps waiting for review…

My new app will be with the new 64 bit…( I hope I will be able to handle this…)

is it ready yet?

The 64 bit Corona SDK is not out yet but we will do something before the end of the month.  Once 64 bit Corona SDK is out, you shouldn’t have to do anything different.

Rob

Thanks for this thread… This helped me so much for the update…

Larry