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JustJoostNL opened this issue May 10, 2025 · 9 comments · Fixed by #20
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[Question] Why do existing certificates need to be revoked? #15

JustJoostNL opened this issue May 10, 2025 · 9 comments · Fixed by #20

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@JustJoostNL
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Hey! Love what you've created! But why does xtool want to revoke my existing certificates to install the build on device? I'd love to try this out but really can't revoke production certificates.

For context:

xtool dev
Planning...
[1/1] Planning build
Building for debugging...
[4/4] Linking Hello-App
Build of product 'Hello-App' complete! (1.83s)
Waiting for device to be connected...
Installing to device: xxx (udid: xxx)

[Unpacking app] 100%
[Logging in]   0%
[Preparing device] 100%
[Provisioning]  33%
The following certificates must be revoked:
- Developer ID Application: xxx (expires 9 Aug 2028 at 4:55 PM)
- iOS Distribution: xxx (expires 16 Aug 2025 at 6:10 PM)
- Developer ID Application: xxx (expires 9 Aug 2028 at 4:46 PM)
- iOS Development: xxx (expires 5 Aug 2025 at 8:04 PM)
Continue? (yes/no): no

Cancelled.

Would it be possible without revoking any of my other certificates?
@kabiroberai
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a lot of the code here was originally built specifically with free (non Apple Developer Program) accounts in mind, and iirc those only support one certificate. it’s definitely a good idea to skip the revocation for users in the dev program (or better yet, unconditionally try creating a certificate and ask to revoke iff it fails.)

In the meantime, maybe try using a secondary Apple ID as a stopgap?

@JustJoostNL
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Ahh that's why. Probably should try and create a certificate and ask to revoke when failing. Would love to see that!

For now I'll use another Apple ID. 🙂

@JustJoostNL
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JustJoostNL commented May 10, 2025 •
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@kabiroberai How can I easily switch from Apple ID? After running xtool auth and signing in with a different account, running xtool dev on an existing, but also new project still seems to use the old one.

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hmm that should work out of the box. but maybe try xtool auth logout first?

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@kabiroberai
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👋 @JustJoostNL this should be fixed by #20. If you can build from source, do you mind checking out that branch and letting me know if it works?

@JustJoostNL
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Awesome! I'll test as soon as I have some time again.

@kabiroberai
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Was able to test it myself and confirm that it works, but lmk if you can too

@JustJoostNL
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Seems to work!

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Landed in v1.11.0, thanks for the suggestion 🙌

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Improve handling of paid developer accounts xtool-org/xtool
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