Submit.ĥ) Wait a few moments, refresh, and the Certificate should be issued.Ħ) Download the Distribution certificate.
and pick the CSR file you just created moments ago. Click Continue until you are prompted for the CSR file.Ĥ) Click Browse. Then, click on the "plus" button at the top-right.ģ) Pick the App Store and Ad Hoc item. Note:If you are using Google Chrome and find the iOS Provisioning Portal not to work, use Safari or Firefox instead.Ģ) Click on Certificates. Now, you'll submit the CSR you just made to Apple and receive your certificate in return. Select “Saved to Disk” and “Let me specify key pair information”.Ĥ) Save it to a location you’ll remember such as the Desktop.ĥ) On the Key Pair Information screen, it should be Key Size: 2048 bits and Algorithm: RSA.Ħ) Click Done on the Conclusion screen. Apple uses the public key to verify that you generated this request and then issues your certificate.Ģ) From the main menu, select Certificate Assistant > Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority.ģ) Enter in just your e-mail and name. Recall from the primer that the CSR is a file that contains your public key and is signed using your private key. Step 2 (of 8): Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) It should appear as "Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority" under the "login" keychain. Double-click it to install.Ĥ) Verify that it's installed inside of Keychain Access. Then, click on the "plus" button at the top-right.ģ) Download the WWDR Intermediate Certificate (it's under the Intermediate Certificates section). Step 1 (of 8): Install Apple’s WWDR Intermediate Certificateġ) Visit the Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles part of the Developer Center Ģ) Click Certificates. You'll want to keep it open throughought this process. To launch it, click the magnifying glass at the top-right of the screen (it's called Spotlight) and type in Keychain Access - you'll see the app appear in the menu below. You'll be using it a lot during this process, so knowing how to bring it up is a requirement. Keychain Access is the Mac app that manages all of your certificates and keys. You must meet the minimum requirements outlined in our Getting Started article. In order to publish a game to the App Store, you first need to sign it with a P12 and embed the appropriate provisioning profile (.mobileprovision).īefore doing this, please read our Getting Started article and primer on certificates. Let us know what needs updating in the comments.
Part 3 - Setting up Certificates Contents
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