I am trying to build my Xamarin.Forms iOS application on Azure DevOps. The task fails with this error:
Info.plist : error : Project bundle identifier 'com.companyname.Companyname' does not match specified provisioning profile '45df6006-d521-44ac-b8tt-cd6884c22fd7'
In the provisioning profile, I see this application-identifier:
MC6JH2Y2UQ.com.companyname.com.companyname.Companyname
Can you tell how the bundle identifier should correspond to the provisioning profile, and what I should change to fix it?
You need to create a new AppID using the bundle format com.company.appname (and use the same bundle ID in your iOS project) and generate a provisioning profile to go with it.
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I want to use Remote Config in a application Xamarin.Forms.
I use a blog - Firebase Remote Config in Xamarin Forms
I have a question about the section: Setup Firebase Remote Config.
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We can setup Firebase Remote Config through the Firebase portal https://console.firebase.google.com/project/Your-Firebase-Project/config and it is an easy process because the portal GUI is nice and friendly. To do it, we add a new parameter key and the default value and of course it can be a json (the GUI has a tool to validate the format of the json content). In the example case the key will be Features and the default value a json:
{
"ShowPlayerDetail": false
}
In this case, we setup a key called ShowPlayerDetail to show or not the player detail.
Question:
Where is the JSON file referred to in this section?
Note.
I am currently in a project.
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I have completed the following steps.
Did I do the right thing?
Do my actions correspond to what is described in the blog?
Or do I need to perform Publish changes? (see Pic-4. Result)
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You're using an existing Firebase project but there are no apps in your project, please see the Update-4 screenshot .
You could click the iOS or Android icon to add app to your Firebase project, and make sure the Apple bundle ID matches the Bundle identifier in info.plist of your Xamarin.iOS project, the Android package name matches the packagename in AndroidManifest.xml of your Xamarin.Android project. After registering the app, you can download the google-services.json file for Android and the GoogleService-Info.plist file for iOS.
I am working as a Xamarin forms iOS enterprise app.
We pushed config.plist (Some key-value pair) file to a real device using Mobileiron/airwatch MDM/EMM(Services). Then we deploy the Apps on iPads using MobileIron. When the app starts, the app gets Url/ credentials from config.plist that pushed by MDM.
after googling I found config.plist stored in device which in NSUserDefaults​
But I am don't know is the .plist stored in NSUserDefaults with apps bundle id or something else.
Please anybody has the same issue before writing to me how I have to implements or getting value from .plist
I think you will find the details from your question on page 69-70 of Apple's MDM-Protocol-Reference. The MDM server deploys these settings using a dictionary that contains an array of bundle ids, with the settings for each app within their key. Because of how sandboxing works, your app just has to retrieve the com.apple.configuration.managed key to get its settings.
A great resource is https://www.appconfig.org/ios/
When I try to archive from Xcode, I get the following error:
No suitable application records were found. Verify your bundle
identifier 'io.realm.RealmSwit' is correct.
My Bundle Indentifiter is the same for both the ItunesConnecti site and the App Store Connect site.
My app uses Realm, RealmSwift Framework.
But why do not you use the bundle identifier
I do not know if you ask io.realm.RealmSwit.
If you know the related details, please let me explain in detail.
I want to "Link to new or existing Firebase project & app"
but the crashlytics dashboard told me my project is already linked,
how to unlink my existing project ?
To unlink your Fabric app from Firebase, follow the following steps:
Go to The Firebase project settings
Go to Integrations
Select the Fabric "Manage" link
Click the "Unlink Fabric App"
Very late but if someone still having this problem:
1- try to unlink on firebase dashboard as explanined in this response: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49229545/5679560
2- if the option to remove fabric doesn't appear use this direct link
https://fabric.io/remove_firebase_crashlytics?clientId=CLIENT_ID&projectId=PROJECT_ID
CLIENT_ID is your Firebase Client ID. This begins with "android:" or "ios:" and is followed by either your package name (Android) or bundle ID (iOS)
PROJECT_ID is your app’s containing Firebase project ID, which can be found by going to Project Settings. This is also present in the URL of your Firebase console, i.e. https://console.firebase.google.com/project/
you can check more info in this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/50003432/5679560
I have two different react apps - one admin app and another client app. The two apps share the same Firebase database and now I want to deploy both of them to Firebase hosting so that I can access them from two different URLs.
To do this I followed the following approach:
Type firebase init
Type firebase deploy
This works fine, but the issue is that when I deploy my second project it overwrites the URL for my first project.
I tried adding another project in the firebaserc file so that it looks like:
{
"projects": {
"default": "fire-app-9c444",
"project1": "fire-app-9c444-admin",
"project2": "fire-app-9c444-mobile"
}
}
running firebase use then lists the projects as
* default (fire-app-9c444)
project1 (fire-app-9c444-admin)
project2 (fire-app-9c444-mobile)
But I cannot change to project1 or project2. If I write firebase use project1 I get the following error:
Error: Unable to use alias project1, please verify project
fire-app-9c444-admin exists and you have access.
Any ideas how to go about this?
I had the same error. In my case my project1 app was created with a different Google account as my project2 app. I just added the other Google account as a maintainer in my Firebase project settings (https://console.firebase.google.com/project/${projectName}/settings/iam). Now I can switch projects with firebase use ${projectName}
With firebase login you can check which Google account you are currently logged in