CLI( tns ) Only can deploy first time to Real IPhone device, please help :(

From @wisonye on January 15, 2016 7:22

When developing, I use the this command to run in Emulator, everything is fine:

tns livesync ios --emulator --device "iPhone 5" --watch

But after I want to test on real IPhone device, I run

tns run ios

It ONLY CAN WORKS for the first time, after that, it always DEPLOY FAIL with this error:

Results at '/Users/wison/NativeScriptProject/DemoMobileApp/platforms/ios/build/device/DemoMobileApp.ipa' 
Project successfully built
Using  /Users/wison/NativeScriptProject/DemoMobileApp/platforms/ios/build/device/DemoMobileApp.ipa
Unable to start service com.apple.mobile.installation_proxy. Result code is: 3892314239

I really have no idea on this, and the weird thing is keep going: After I unplug the IPHONE, the “tns device” command still can LIST my iphone( how could that possible ):

Wisons-MacBook-Pro:DemoMobileApp wison$ tns device
┌───┬─────────────┬──────────┬──────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ # │ Device Name │ Platform │ Device Identifier                        │
│ 1 │ iPhone5,2   │ iOS      │ 4fcae2e62d5bd99d901647c84b78a3259f71f9ed │
└───┴─────────────┴──────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────┘

Anybody can help on this ??? 😃

Copied from original issue: NativeScript/NativeScript#1379

[stevegardnersa]

I’ve skimmed through the above comments and didn’t see my solution but sorry if it’s a repeat. I found this problem was caused by a non original iPhone cable. As soon as I switched to an original cable the error stopped.

The error I was getting was…

Unable to apply changes on device: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. Error is: Could not start service com.apple.mobile.installation_proxy.

[hosikiti]

My problem solved. It seems “Enterprise Distribution” is a cause of this issue. Enterprise app needed to be “trusted” from control panel before use. However, tns run command deletes an installed old app every time before installing new one, and “trusted” information is always reset. Because of that tns run cannot launch newly installed app.

What I did to fix (just for anyone who is facing same kind of issue):

1. Create iOS development certificate, app id, and provisioning profile.
2. Install the certificate and the provisioning profile to my local machine.
3. Run tns build ios --provision to know the provision ID of newly installed provisoning profile.
4. Run tns device ios to know my iPhone’s device ID.
5. Run `tns run ios --device <device ID> --provision <provision ID>
6. Done!