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ios error Signing for "DKImagePickerController-DKImagePickerController" requires a development team. #701
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same problem here |
How do we solve this? |
Any fix for this? |
Any fix for this? This is the only thing preventing me from testing my app on iOS 16 |
+1 |
Adding this code worked for me.
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gem 'cocoapods-pod-sign' It's work! |
plugin 'cocoapods-pod-sign' Helped me! |
See this Swift Forum thread for more info, in our case passing CODE_SIGN_STYLE=Manual alongside with DEVELOPMENT_TEAM and CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY worked. |
@zhangao0086 will you update the plugin in order to fix this? |
+1 |
@ThickLine @Cheng455153666 |
@ykiran like this:
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Thanks @ThickLine for taking the time to explain this. |
Signing for "DKImagePickerController-DKImagePickerController" requires a development team. Select a development team in the Signing & Capabilities editor. (in target 'DKImagePickerController-DKImagePickerController' from project 'Pods')
However, in my project files, I have already indicated that I am signing the two targets, my project's target and Image Notification.
So I'm not clear why this needs a separate signing of the development team. The target doesn't show up in Xcode, so where in the code do I specify the team?
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