Having trouble building with uploaded certificates.
See original GitHub issueIt just ends with:
[exp] iOS: There was an error with this build. Please try again.
But it works when I let Expo manage my certificates!
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- Created 6 years ago
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@timbrandin Which file are you giving to
exp
as a certificate ? I think it has to be a.p12
file, which is the private key. A good thing is to runexp fetch:ios:certs
to download the.p12
files (distribution + push), and these files can be used later withexp
. For the push certificate, I generally letexp
handle this for the first time, and then I useexp fetch:ios:certs
to reuse these certificates for future deployments.Thx @dikaiosune, will do that.