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I am using following command to export an ipa-File from a created iOS application archive:

xcodebuild -exportArchive -archivePath app.xarchive -exportOptionList ExportOptions.plist -exportPath build

In my ExportOptions.plist file I have an entry which specifies which mobileprovision file should be used:

<key>provisioningProfiles</key>
<dict>
 <key>my.company.app</key>
 <string>filename_for_provisioning_file</string>
</dict>

filename_for_provisioning_file is located in my home directory which seems to be a valid location where the file is searched by xcodebuild.

Question

Is there a possibility to add a specific path in ExportOptions.plist which points to filename_for_provisioning_file ?

sk2212
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No, there is no possibility "to add a specific path in ExportOptions.plist which points to filename_for_provisioning_file".

You must specify a provisioning profile that is installed.

Installed provisioning profiles are stored under /Users/<YOUR_USER_NAME>/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/

If you run xcodebuild --help on the terminal, you will see towards the end a section named "Available keys for -exportOptionsPlist:", that states

provisioningProfiles : Dictionary

    For manual signing only. Specify the provisioning profile to use for each executable in your app. Keys in this dictionary are the bundle identifiers of executables; **values are the provisioning profile name or UUID to use.**

If, for any reason (such as continuous integration etc), you'd like to automate the process of 'installing' the provisioning profile, you could refer to this answer and read the larger discussion under that question for more context and information.

Aman Shankar Sharma
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  • Okay, I just noticed that I have already installed the provisioning profile with the crypted UUID name. So the file in my home path was not read at all. However, I simply copy the provisioning profile file to /Users//Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/ and it is working now. No need of magic or UUID creation. Just copy. – sk2212 Jan 17 '23 at 20:11
  • Glad to know you've got it working for you. Thank you for accepting the answer. All the best. – Aman Shankar Sharma Jan 18 '23 at 14:52