Member can't download generated development certificate about cert HOT 7 CLOSED

cert doesn't support Development profiles for Enterprise accounts as far as I know, sorry.

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I just took a look, right now cert doesn't support development profiles on enterprise accounts.

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Came across this issue myself when trying to run a jenkins job to build and sign the ipa (for Enterprise).
Even though cert and sigh correctly download their respective distribution keys onto the local machine, I've run into code sign issues where Cocoapods cannot sign the frameworks without a development code certificate. One would get errors like the following during the ipa action:

Code Sign error: No code signing identities found: No valid signing identities (i.e. certificate and private key pair) matching the team ID “(null)” were found.

AND

CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Framework' in SDK 'iOS 8.3'

The solution based off this article would be import the developer certificate into the same keychain as the distribution keys, but seeing as cert cannot download developer certificates in enterprise programs, this is a manual process for now. I'd also like to avoid committing a dev cert into my repo and using the import_certificate action.

Perhaps this is reason to support the development option for enterprise? thoughts?

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Hi @otaran - sorry for the long silence on this!

This appears to be addressed by #56. Can you confirm whether this is working for you now? Thanks! 👍

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Hi @mfurtak, no worries. I checked it and it works (not perfectly though):

$ cert --development --force

+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+
|                     Summary for cert 1.3.0                      |
+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+
| development   | true                                            |
| force         | true                                            |
| keychain_path | /Users/***/Library/Keychains/login.keychain |
+---------------+-------------------------------------------------+

[08:51:40]: To not be asked about this value, you can specify it using 'username'
Your Apple ID Username: ***
[08:51:45]: Starting login with user '***'
Multiple teams found on the Developer Portal, please enter the number of the team you want to use: 
1) *** (In-House)
2) *** (Company/Organization)
3) *** (Individual)
1
[08:51:49]: Successfully logged in
[08:51:51]: $ security import /Users/***/***/GJ557PYSSF.p12 -k '/Users/***/Library/Keychains/login.keychain' -T /usr/bin/codesign -T /usr/bin/security
[08:51:51]: ▸ 1 key imported.
[08:51:51]: $ security import /Users/***/***/GJ557PYSSF.cer -k '/Users/***/Library/Keychains/login.keychain' -T /usr/bin/codesign -T /usr/bin/security
[08:51:51]: ▸ 1 certificate imported.
[08:51:51]: Successfully generated ***SF which was imported to the local machine.
[08:51:52]: Verifying the certificated is properly installed locally...
[08:51:52]: Successfully installed certificate ***SF

The issue I've noticed is that private key gets imported with name Imported Private Key instead of iOS Developer: Oleksii Taran ($TEAM) like Xcode does. Maybe this should be reported as new issue because original issue is obviously fixed.

Thank you, @mfurtak!

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Thanks for checking, and the excellent log info 👍

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