(Xcode) Permission denied with iCloud enabled

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If I activate iCloud Key-Value Store and add a iCloud container I get an error "Permission denied" while trying to launch my (mac) app. But why?

The App ID is enabled for iCloud (Production & Development) and I generated and installed new profiles (Production & Development) after I enabled the App ID for iCloud.

I've done this many times with iOS Apps and all worked. So where's the mistake?

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I'm currently having this same issue. I can enable iCloud without problems, but if I add key-value store or ubiquity container identifiers, I get Permission Denied. – stevel
After a little more guesswork, I was able to solve my issue. It seems that I was using the wrong developer profile to sign the application -- you must sign with the dev profile that matches the provisioning profile for the device (in this case the mac). – stevel

1 Answers

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I had the same problem. Solved mine by fixing typo in company identifier.

When I built the profile, I used net.company (all lower case). When starting my code in Xcode, I used net.Company (note the caps).

When I started a new program, I used the same capitalization as the profile. My compile worked.