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If no provisioning profile is passed on the command line, the current working directory is searched for a profile. The debug log says:
No `provisioning-profile` passed in arguments, will find in current working directory and in user library..
But is the user library actually searched? It doesn't look like it from the code. Is this possible?
I downloaded and installed a provisioning profile and it gets saved in System Preferences -> Profiles, but I'm not sure where that's stored in the file system. ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles has iOS profiles, but not sure about macOS.
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OK, I checked the md5sum of all the profiles in ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles and my macos profile is indeed in there along with all the iOS ones. It's the only one with .provisionprofile extension, as opposed to .mobileprovision.
So would it be possible to check there for auto-detection as the logging suggests?
If no provisioning profile is passed on the command line, the current working directory is searched for a profile. The debug log says:
But is the user library actually searched? It doesn't look like it from the code. Is this possible?
I downloaded and installed a provisioning profile and it gets saved in System Preferences -> Profiles, but I'm not sure where that's stored in the file system.
~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles
has iOS profiles, but not sure about macOS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: