The ad-hoc distribution causes the application to fall off immediately when it starts.

Nice to meet you.

It's completely blocked in all directions...
After creating the ipa file, install it via iTunes on the device that is registering UDID.

It's been going well so far, but
When I try to start the installed app, it drops immediately.

Boots up without any problems with a typical real-world simulation.
I tried re-inserting the certificate, but it didn't work at all...

If you have any experience, please lend us your wisdom.

ios objective-c xcode

2022-09-30 21:16

2 Answers

I'm sure there are some things you've already checked, but just in case

·The license of the development group has expired.
·Certificate deleted
·Certificate expired
·The developer who created the certificate was excluded from the development group
·The ID of the application is invalid (e.g., deleted)
·Not a provisioning file created after registering UDID
·UDID is not registered
·The terminal that should be enabled when creating the provisioning file is not checked (I wonder if there is any automatic generation from Xcode).…)

I tried writing as much as I could think of.

Additional information

"Simply ""I can't secure memory"" or ""I can't load library"" when starting the application."
"""The app you built is targeted at iPhone or iPad, not Universal""""
The built app itself may be bad...

2022-09-30 21:16

Check out the Xcode Window→ Devices to see the crash log of the actual device when it falls in View Device Logs.

2022-09-30 21:16

If you have any answers or tips

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