That was solved by adding “Executable file” property with value “$” into info.Cloud Build helps you automate the process of building your Unity Project for iOS Apple’s mobile operating system. Image#4: One more error encountered: “Can’t install application – CFBundleExecutable is not specified” Image#3: Working build settings (provisioning profile is “iOS UniversalDistribution”, with AppID: “YourAppID (*)”) This error was below the ipa not found, so i guess thats why ipa didnt exists. Also note the “QCarWrapper.bundle” is causing the error. “The file “Unity-Phone.ipa” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file.” : Strange error since i was just trying to build the. (Profile type ad-hoc doesn't allow profile: profile may not be a universal profile) In the error log “DVTCodesignResolver.log”: This was probably happening because tried to archive distribute ad-hoc ipa, instead of enterprise. No matching provisioning profiles found for 'your.app' None of the valid provisioning profiles allowed the specified entitlements: beta-reports-active, keychain-access-groups. Missing entitlements when trying to build ipa file: (not sure what solved it eventually, but removing all the developer profiles in xcode and adding back seemed to help.) Some of the errors encountered when publishing vuforia plugin project from from unity to xcode, then trying to Archive and build IPA file. Letting xcode select code sign profiles, creating new universal distribution provision profile in apple developer center.

Other xcode archiving issues with entitlements were solved by deleting all old provision profiles, ^main image: First tried settings bundle as Editor, Standalone only, but still seemed to cause issues in xcode build. Or just delete the (QCARWrapper.bundle) reference in xcode project view from that plugins/ folder.

Had this error message coming up all day, until founded the fix:

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