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I'm using LiveCode Community 7.1.2 to write an app for use on my iPhone. I have built a standalone app but when I try to install it in my iPhone on X-code 7.2.1, I get the above error. The error message also says, "The entitlements specified in your applications Code Signing Entitlements do not match those specified in your provisioning profile. (0x#8008016)"

In the comments section of Neil Roger's "How to Create a Free iOS Development Provisioning Profile", addressing someone who had the same issue last August, he wrote two months ago: "At the moment, we do not support Xcode 7.2. This is planned for the next version of LiveCode. If you wish to build for iOS, please download Xcode 7.1" and provided a link to download it. I did just that. When I launched Xcode 7.1 in order to install the app, Xcode informed me that Xcode 7.2 was required for use with the latest iOS version of the iPhone's software.

Does anyone know a workaround for this Catch 22?

Thank you!
--Jack

Today I'm getting the same thing on apps that I've been loading to my phone for quite a while. iSO 9.1 works but 9.2 gives me the error. I think someone did something to the apple developer website yesterday. Everything was working on Sunday but today no-joy.

I'm running LC 8 DP 15 but I don't think that's got anything to do with this. I have a wildcard app ID that I'm using for 5 apps I'm working on. I edited the app ID to include Inter-App Audio. I don't think that made the difference. I turned off Beta Version in the app standalone settings and that got ride of the error. Like I said earlier, iOS 9.1 was fine but 9.2 started throwing the error, even though it worked before yesterday. Is anybody else having this problem?

No suggestions from anybody about how to deal with this situation??

Did you read what I posted above?

It's probably this:
https://developer.apple.com/support/cer ... xpiration/

Download and install the new Apple certificate.

Yes, I did read what you'd posted above but since I didn't have Beta Version checked in the first place, I thought on first reading your post that what worked for you didn't apply to my situation. However I did reread it... and realized that I needed to re-do my own wildcard app ID. That worked! So, thank you!

Just to be clear for anybody reading this post because they're having similar problems, LiveCode apps do work with the latest X-Code, and the installed apps work on the latest iPhone iOS.
--Jack