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Hello everyone,
I'm having trouble getting my Apple Distribution certificate to show up as valid in Visual Studio 17.11.5 for a Xamarin project. In Xamarin Apple Accounts under Apple Distribution, the certificate appears as "Not In Keychain."
Here's my setup:
I've already tried several steps to troubleshoot:
%LocalAppData%\Xamarin
%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\17.x
(replacing 17.x with the correct version)
%LocalAppData%\Temp\Xamarin
I would really appreciate any guidance or additional suggestions on resolving this issue. Thank you so much in advance for your time and help!Hello everyone,
I'm having trouble getting my Apple Distribution certificate to show up as valid in Visual Studio 17.11.5 for a Xamarin project. In Xamarin Apple Accounts under Apple Distribution, the certificate appears as "Not In Keychain."
Here's my setup:
I've already tried several steps to troubleshoot:
%LocalAppData%\Xamarin
%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\VisualStudio\17.x
(replacing 17.x with the correct version)
%LocalAppData%\Temp\Xamarin
I would really appreciate any guidance or additional suggestions on resolving this issue. Thank you so much in advance for your time and help!
Maui 8 does not support Xcode 16, you must use Xcode 15. To get Xcode 16 support you must upgrade to Maui 9.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/whats-new/dotnet-9?view=net-maui-8.0
The solution to my initial problem was to export the certificate with the private key as a .p12
file and import it into Visual Studio.
IMPORTANT: In Keychain Access, make sure to select the Default Keychains > "login" and then go to the "My Certificates" tab, rather than the default "All Items" view. This is where I got stuck (user error). Once you’re in the My Certificates tab, you can export the certificate as a .p12
file, which includes the private key needed for Visual Studio. After doing this, the certificate status showed as "Valid."