Error on install, executable was signed with invalid entitlements

[aaronash]

Hey,

Excellent work on this, great tool!

I've had success with installing an .ipa on a jailbroken device, but when I try to install it on a non-jailbroken device, I get the following output:

==> Unpacking com.asdf.asdf-iOS8.0-(Clutch-2.0.4).ipa…
==> Setting bundle ID…
==> Setting display name…
==> Copying dependencies…
==> Injecting dependencies…
==> Signing asdf.app…
==> Repacking asdf.app…
==> Waiting for iOS device to be connected…
==> Using 7e963f9b0cc0ecbcfc0ce4d8146b59d982df1ef7 (D101AP, iPhone 7, iphoneos, arm64) a.k.a. 'iPhone'.…
==> Installing: 70%
==> Error: Error 0xe8008016: The executable was signed with invalid entitlements. AMDeviceSecureInstallApplication(0, device, url, options, install_callback, 0)

It appears to be using the wildcard app id, which might be missing some entitlements. I signed into developer.apple.com and enabled all the Application Services I could for the wildcard app id, but many were greyed-out in their UI. When I run make info, it tells me I need the Wallet and App Groups capabilities. Is there some way I can add those to my wildcard app id, or am I missing the root of the issue entirely?

Thanks, and again, awesome work!

[aaronash]

To answer my own question, some entitlements can't be added for wildcard app IDs. I'd love to find a way to create the proper entitlements to inject a .dylib and resign apps in an entirely automated way, without having to create an Xcode project to setup entitlements.

[kabiroberai]

Hey! It’s possible to auto-generate provisioning profiles using fastlane, but unfortunately I haven’t found time to implement it yet (and I’m not sure whether it works with free developer accounts).

If you wish to add fastlane support yourself, feel free to give it a shot. Pull requests are welcome 🙂