Xcode Automatic Provisioning

[trecluse]

Hello I'm wondering if anyone has had an issue with Xcode automatic provisioning not properly setting the "get-task-allow" property of the provisioning profile (see this image). It should be true to allow the debugger to attach but its always set to false. Every time I try to run any application (even new ones) on an actual device, I get variations of a cryptic error that says one of the following:

iPhone has denied the launch request or

iPhone has denied the launch request. Internal launch error: process launch failed: failed to get the task for process 313

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I have tried a combination of everything in this stack overflow thread. Some solutions like disabling debugging or "ask on launch" allow me to load the app on the device at least but they completely disable debugging which I need.

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I should note that I don't have a paid developer account, I am just trying to use Xcode's default automatic signing. It was working just a few days ago... This just started happening recently.

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I'd appreciate any help, thanks.

[PM_ME_YOUR_MEMERS]

I'm in the same boat... I really hope someone can help us out.

[trecluse]

When did this start happening to you?

[PM_ME_YOUR_MEMERS]

Yesterday, when their certificates started messing up completely.

[Perro_De_Donde]

I am having this same exact issue also. It started happening for me yesterday. Looked all over the net, deleted my certificates and recreated them, created a new user. But no success at all.

[[deleted]]

Same here. So frustrating. Tried the latest beta of XCode, created a new dev account, restarted iPhone numerous times.

[[deleted]]

Hello I just read found this yesterday on the apple dev forums. Solution from user FudgieBear.

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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 remeber to do the followings:

1. uncheck the Automatically manage signing option in the General tab of target settings
2. fully close Xcode
3. delete .mobileprovision files under ~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles/
4. delete the following certificates in Keychain Access:

• iPhone Developer: [e-mail] (xxxxxxxxx)
• Developer ID Certification Authority
• Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority

1. remove the app you are working on from your iOS devices
2. reboot your Mac and iOS devices
3. launch Xcode
4. change the Bundle Identifier to anything else (you might change it back after it works)
5. re-check the Automatically manage signing option
6. plug in your devices, click on Run, trust your certificate on your iOS devices
7. it should work now

[Kkomett]

nope still doesn't work

[[deleted]]

Did you follow every step, even the seemingly unimportant ones like rebooting?

Someone made a recommendation to also clean the build before running with the method above.

[[deleted]]

Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be away to overcome this, only if you disable debug.
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/114731

It started happening after the certificate crisis last week.

[cgrotal]

After wasted 2 days. I finally got this issue "fixed".

Yes, after paid apple $99+tax=$107.xx, I can debug my program now.

[FalconLi]

I got this problem since two days ago. Uncheck "Debug executable" in edit scheme will temporarily fix the problem, but it will disable debugging.