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I'm building a Unity iOS app for a client in the form of an unsigned XCArchive as the client signs the XCArchive manually for security reasons.

I was following this guide beforehand: How to build and sign an iOS app on separate machines?

But I recently updated Xcode to 10.0, and now the option for don't code sign under Target->Build Settings->Code Signing Identity is missing, which is a bit of an issue when it comes to building the XCArchive.

How can I build an XCArchive without the don't code sign option?

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  • Simply select: Other
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  • Remove what is wrote there (leave the little window empty), then close
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  • Then -> Code Signing Identity = empty == Don't Code Sign
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crifan
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  • @ChrisComeau Where do you from there (10.1)? I have archived the app. Distribute to Development (team) seems to ask me to select certificate and iOS Development profiles. – Jorgen May 29 '19 at 07:36
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Looks like it was removed. Apple force us to do code signing anyway. But it is not a problem (if you have developer account). You can sign your .ipa with your own identity and then your client will resign it. To avoid problems with resigning choose proper method of distribution when exporting .ipa in Xcode.

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  • Previous：updated Synny's answer.
  • Now: verified Code Signing Identity = empty != Don't Code Sign, and:

CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO == Don't Code Sign

PROJECT/TARGETS -> Build Settings -> click ➕ -> Add User-Defined Setting -> add new para:

  • CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO
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