Xcode 10: Provisioning Profile has get-task-allow false resulting in "iPhone has denied the launch request"

Asked Mar 15 '19 at 19:39

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I have a free Apple Developer account (just an Apple ID). Hence, I can only use automatic signing in Xcode.

I'm trying to build/ run an app on my iPhone 7. Everything worked previously and all of a sudden I can't seem to get it to work. I tried everything from this related question for Xcode 9 and this one

While I got the app itself to work, if I uncheck Debug executable in the my scheme, I cannot seem to get it to debug. After reading up, I realized the provisioning profile has get-task-allow set to false. While this is fine for distribution profiles, I'm running everything under my developer profile. Is anyone else facing this issue? What is my recourse here?

Deleting Apple Worldwide Developer Certificates or creating a new user don't address the underlying issue. It seems like the correct entitlements are not getting passed to the provisioning profile.

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@Paulw11 this isn't a duplicate. The underlying issues aren't addressed in the other question – blue_zinc Mar 16 '19 at 05:22
All part of the ongoing mess at Apple’s end. – matt Mar 16 '19 at 10:03

Xcode 10: Provisioning Profile has get-task-allow false resulting in "iPhone has denied the launch request"

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