Unable to fix signing identity issue on Xcode

ios xcode developer-tools code-signing-certificate

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Solution 1

It's a propagation server issue. Wait approximately 10 minutes and it will be fixed.

Solution 2

For me to solve this problem I had to login to http://itunesconnect.apple.com. There was a yellow banner that kindof told me what to do. I had to go to Contracts, Tax, and Banking and setup the contracts there.

Solution 3

In my case the solution was:

Xcode: Preferences / Accounts / View Details...;
Click refresh (bottom left);
"Certificate Not Found" box pops-up with

"Your Mac Development Certificate for “your name” was not found on the Member Center. Xcode can submit a certificate signing request on your behalf. Would you like Xcode to do so now?

Click Request and tick all certificates in the next screen;
15 sec of waiting and the issue fixed.

Solution 4

In my case none of the answers worked - olegiv's answer came close but given that in Xcode7 Apple has removed the refresh button, that wasn't an option either.

Instead, downloading all provisioning profiles again worked: Xcode -> Preferences -> Accounts -> View Details -> Download All

Struggled with this for a while, hope that helps.

Solution 5

What worked for me (after accepting the agreement) was removing my apple ID from the account list in Xcode and adding it back in.

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Updated on March 19, 2020

Comments

mm24 about 4 years

I am not new to this but I am unable to fix my signing identity from Xcode Version 6.2 (6C86e). When I click fix issue on the following message:

I get a pop up window saying:

"The selected team's agent, 'Name Surname' must agree to the latest ios Program License Agreement. Please visit the Member Center. https://developer.apple.com/membercenter"

I went on "https://developer.apple.com" and accepted the latest iOS Program agreement. This is what I can see on my legal agreements section:

However the message on Xcode keeps popping up.. I tried loggin in and out but it does not show me the legal agreement message anymore so I assume on their server side is accepted. I wonder if this is because iTunes connect is temporarily unavailable.

Any idea on how to fix this?
mm24 almost 9 years

Apple may have more issues this time as they seem to have changed most of the license agreements due to the new membership program...
malhal almost 9 years

Actually if you had done anything to spend 10 mins it would have fixed it since as the accepted answer says, it is a propagation issue.
staxim almost 9 years

Super annoying... Apple, thank you once again for letting your lawyers waste 15 minutes of my time. Now that I've clicked "Accept" twice, I'm sure you're feeling that much safer from the multitude of lawsuits I was just about to file.
Jonny over 8 years

And I was thinking it was a server propagation issue all along... I know better now +1
YemSalat over 8 years

The only thing from all above that worked for me. (I waited at least 30 minutes thinking this is a propagation issue, but once I did this - it immediately started working)
ski_squaw over 8 years

Read olegiv's answer and skip the 10 min wait
JRam13 over 8 years

On the new Xcode7, they got rid of the refresh button.
Reshad over 8 years

Did you have to set up all contracts? even the ones you don't use?
Slipp D. Thompson over 8 years

@staxim You've apparently never done a fresh moderately-complex DNS setup. Nor set up by hand a series of servers and load balancers. Or… compiled a large C/C++/Obj-C project, for that matter.
staxim over 8 years

@SlippD.Thompson My point is that Apple is letting their lawyers run amok. This is not a technical issue. The company is not achieving anything by forcing their developers (and user base) to accept updated terms of service every few weeks. I'm not asking them to improve their servers' data propagation time; I'm asking them to stop interrupting my work to do unnecessary things. The 10 minute wait was just the inconvenient icing on the cake that gave me a few minutes to exercise my God-given right to complain on Stack.
Alex Spencer over 8 years

i only had to wait 5 mins.
g.pickardou over 8 years

Well it's hyper annoying. It is not enough, that as a paying customer I regularly forced to agree with changing everything, it is topped with this latency, and apple internal inconsistencies.
cgenco over 8 years

This fixed it for me on XCode 6.2. I also thought it was a propagation issue.
Carl Smith over 8 years

I thought this might work for me, but when I pressed the Download All button nothing happened.
Mike Gledhill about 8 years

Dumb question... where the heck are the Legal Agreements on the Apple Developer website ? I'm logged in as our company's Administrator, but don't see them anywhere. ;-(
Mike Gledhill about 8 years

Agreed. It's shocking that it's 2016, and Xcode and these Agreements are still so damn developer-unfriendly.
Mike Gledhill about 8 years

Same here. Xcode 7.1, I click on the "Download all" button, and absolutely nothing happens. (One day, if I work hard, I'll learn to program a developer environment as professional as this.. grrr...)
Guy Moreillon about 8 years

Your Account tab -> Legal Agreements
Mike Gledhill about 8 years

Thanks. Strangely, this option didn't appear earlier, now it does... And even now, it just shows a set of links, nothing to suggest that it's waiting for us to sign-off an agreement, regardless of the message in Xcode. (Sigh.)
ingh.am over 7 years

I found an Xcode restart did the trick for me, however it could have just been this answer in disguise! Who knows...
mgyky almost 7 years

After 2017 this is the answer. Thanks