fix bug No codesigning certificates found, #49 && #16

[DavidWanderer]

[DanTheMan827]

what is the difference between codesigning and appleid?

I've never had any issues with code signing aside from the occasional time where I'll end up with an expired certificate next to my valid one.

[josegonzalez]

This also appears to not have output for me but has output when switching to the value specified in the PR. Not sure what might happen if I switch as I'm using the built version and haven't recompiled this.

[DavidWanderer]

what is the difference between codesigning and appleid?

I've never had any issues with code signing aside from the occasional time where I'll end up with an expired certificate next to my valid one.

Indeed, in most cases, a valid certificate can be found, but I did encounter a situation where the certificate cannot be found.

[MHarlock]

same issue with xcode 12.7 catalina 10.15.7

[DanTheMan827]

@DavidWanderer Do you know if this still works with older versions of macOS?

[DavidWanderer]

@DavidWanderer Do you know if this still works with older versions of macOS?

Yes, it still works with older versions of macOS.

[jirkadev]

this helped me: https://help.twixlmedia.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000790705-iOS-Manage-signing-certificates-for-your-apps

1. Launch Xcode
2. Go to the Preferences...
3. Select the Account tab
4. Select your account
5. Select the appropriate Team and click on Manage Certificates... (Note that Distribution certificates belong to the team but only the Account Holder or Admin role can create distribution certificates. If you’re enrolled as an individual, you are the Account Holder).
6. Click on the + icon and select the type of certificate you need, depending on the Build Type. For more info about Build Types, see this article. Xcode will do the signing request, get and download the certificate and add it to your Keychain! We told you we made it easier!

[ColonelXing]

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