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Could not launch "Pokemon WebSpoof"
My phone has denied the launch request. It worked this morning and now this comes up and its the same on any device I try. Anyone else with that problem recently?
Ha! Got the same error and researched a bit online but found no real solution. You were faster with opening a ticket :)
Same thing here, related to an update of the iOS (12.1.4)?
Same results with an older iPad that doesn't have that update
It's related to how Apple signs the certificate and creates the Provisioning Profile to "sign" the app. It has been broken since yesterday or 2 days ago. I guess the only way now is to just wait for Apple to do the relevant fixes.
Also, I did a bit of research and found that under the "Entitlements", "get-task-allow" must be "true" for the debugger to attach to the app on your device, and also to modify the GPS on your iOS Device.
Of course you can Edit Scheme and uncheck Debug Executable, but this would not allow you to use the debug feature to tweak the GPS.
Same thing here, related to an update of the iOS (12.1.4)?
It's definitely not related to iOS 12.1.4. It just came out of nowhere a day or 2 days ago. It seems to be a widespread issue affecting everyone that uses Xcode. Besides, every app I attempt to install on my own device using Xcode generates this error.
Also, I did a bit of research and found that under the "Entitlements", "get-task-allow" must be "true" for the debugger to attach to the app on your device, and also to modify the GPS on your iOS Device.
Of course you can Edit Scheme and uncheck Debug Executable, but this would not allow you to use the debug feature to tweak the GPS.
Where do I find that file?
It's related to how Apple signs the certificate and creates the Provisioning Profile to "sign" the app. It has been broken since yesterday or 2 days ago. I guess the only way now is to just wait for Apple to do the relevant fixes.
Also, I did a bit of research and found that under the "Entitlements", "get-task-allow" must be "true" for the debugger to attach to the app on your device, and also to modify the GPS on your iOS Device.
Of course you can Edit Scheme and uncheck Debug Executable, but this would not allow you to use the debug feature to tweak the GPS.
Is there a way to edit the mobileprovision file i.e. set the get-task-allow to be true? Seems like the only way I can find to do it is to enroll Apple Developer Program which has the editing feature.
Is there a way to edit the mobileprovision file i.e. set the get-task-allow to be true? Seems like the only way I can find to do it is to enroll Apple Developer Program which has the editing feature.
I tried editing it with TextEdit but it renders the file unusable (no preview in Quick Look)
This is ridiculous. I can't believe apple screwed up this bad and has still not fixed it.
After now more than a week, starting with the failing provisioning profiles, Automatic signing works for me again. The downloaded/automatically generated and downloaded provisioning profiles allow the signing. However, the launch is denied, when I want to Debug the executable (which is a must in this case). Without debugging everthing runs well (just not taking the position...). Also I can "Ask on launch" in the Scheme, however, then the position is as well not taken. The program is finished immediately, once started manually on the phone.
Mayby soembody is fit enough to work a workaround on the basis of the "Ask on launch" option, potentially modifying the code, that it does not finish immediately.
All very frustrating...
https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/b0tjce/discussion_error_42_what_is_it_and_how_you_can/
here is a way to get around it i guess.
Cool thanks I took a look through that thread and it seems like it should be a work around but i havnt tried it. If anyone does could you let me know? I'm actually in awe that such a system wide failure hasn't been addressed yet unless this was intentional on apples part to gain more paid developer subscription.
I follow these steps and it is fixed!
UPDATE (3/19/2019): Great news! It seems like Apple fixed the issue, now the .mobileprovision file has the 'get-task-allow' property set to true which means the debugger should work normally as before. Just do the following:
- Uncheck the Automatically manage signing option in the General tab of target settings
- Fully close Xcode
- Delete .mobileprovision files under ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/
- Delete the following certificates in Keychain Access:
- iPhone Developer: [email protected] (xxxxxxxxx)
- Developer ID Certification Authority
- Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority
- Remove Webspoof from your iOS devices
- Reboot your Mac and iOS devices
- Launch webspoof
- Change the Bundle Identifier to anything else (you might change it back after it works)
- Plug in your devices, click on Run, trust your certificate on your iOS devices
- It should work now
Thanks @victeo88 your description worked perfectly for me now as well. I had two/three frustration moments (Xcode telling me with an ever before unseen error message "Device locked"even if it was not) but after that, things worked again perfectly.