First, let me tell you I've browsed sooo many StackOverflow sites to solve this issue. I have found nothing that works/is relevant to Xcode 13.2. I haven't gotten my Apple Developer account setup yet, (that's a nightmare for corporations.), so I'm trying to get around the 6-day limit for development of an app.

Thanks

CodePudding user response：

After a little bit of messing with settings, I discovered a working solution that is easy to replicate, and doesn't require any excessive work.

#1. Create another Apple ID. This is free. And, unlike other solutions I've looked at, it doesn't require creating a new one each time your other provisioning file runs out. USE THE SAME CREDENTIALS OF YOUR OTHER APPLE ID!!!

#2. Open up your Xcode project. Navigate to the Project properties window.

If you've already logged in to Xcode with an ID, great. If not, do so.

#3.

Click on the 'Team' select button. Click 'Add account' and you'll get the window to add your credentials for your other ID.

Click on the newly added Apple ID.

Now, click on the "i" button next to the 'Xcode Managed Profile.'

You should see:

Just instead of 3 days, it should be 6 days.

#4. Now, you will have to change your bundle Identifier. It does not have to be major, it can simply be the difference between com.myapp.appname and com.myapp.app-name. Now, whenever you cannot build because your Prov. file expired, switch your Team Id, and change your bundle id to what it was on that account.

Example: MyAppleId 1: B.I. = com.myapp.appname.

When that expires: MyAppleId 2: B.I. = com.myapp.app-name. Then, repeat. By the time MyAppleID 2 has expired, MyAppleID 1 is ready again.

Cheers!