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profiles: include every device in the development profile - #427
Fixes#425. The development profile xtool creates now lists every device of the team, not the first page only: devicesGetCollection is read through DeveloperAPIPages, as the certificates of the same operation and xtool ds devices list already are. On a team with more than 20 devices, one past the first page was left out of the profile and the install failed with 0xe8008015.
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Built (swift build -c release --product xtool) on Linux (Arch container, Swift 6.4.1) with the change applied to the xtool build omarchy-apple-dev v0.4.4 pins; the function is identical on main for this part. Not built on main itself (it now wants Swift 6.4.2).
The failure it fixes was observed on a team of 48 enabled devices: the created profile held 20, and the plugged-in iPhone (iOS 27) was refused with 0xe8008015. The install with the patched build against that account was run afterwards: see the test comment below (409 gone, profile with all 49 devices).
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Bug Fixes
Device profile results now include eligible, enabled iOS app devices found across all pages of the device list, rather than only those on the first page.
Profile requests check for cancellation before replacing an existing profile. Paging errors or cancellation leave the existing profile in place, and canceled requests do not create a profile from incomplete results.
Existing profiles are replaced only when exactly one profile is linked; when zero or multiple profiles are linked, no profile is deleted.
The profile xtool creates for signing listed the first page of devices only:
devicesGetCollection returns 20 per page by default, so on a team with more
devices, one past the first page was left out of the profile and the install
failed with 0xe8008015 ("A valid provisioning profile for this executable was
not found"). Devices are now read through DeveloperAPIPages, as the
certificates and the ds devices command already are.
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Walkthrough
The profile operation now retrieves all device pages, filters out disabled devices and devices that do not support iOS apps, and checks for cancellation before changing the existing profile.
Changes: Profile Device Pagination
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Summary
Fetch, filter, and update profile Sources/XKit/DeveloperServices/Profiles/DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift
perform() retrieves devices from all pages and keeps enabled devices that support iOS apps. After paging, it checks for cancellation, then deletes the existing profile before creating its replacement.
Issue 426 reports a 409 Multiple profiles found error. This change does not remove the multiple-profile condition.
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The change makes profile creation include every enabled device on teams with more than 20 devices, which fixes the reported install failure. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains.
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The title 'profiles: include every device in the development profile' matches the main change. The PR makes development-profile creation read all device pages through DeveloperAPIPages instead of only…
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Issue #425 requires development profiles to include the team's enabled devices beyond the first page of devicesGetCollection(). The head diff of Sources/XKit/DeveloperServices/Profiles/DeveloperServic…
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base changes one source file, DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift. Every hunk relates to development-profile creation for #425. The paging change fixes the…
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The title 'profiles: include every device in the development profile' matches the main change. The PR makes development-profile creation read all device pages through DeveloperAPIPages instead of only the first page, so devices beyond the first 20 are included. The title also fits the stated objective of linked issue #425. The title is specific, concise, and avoids vague terms.
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Issue #425 requires development profiles to include the team's enabled devices beyond the first page of devicesGetCollection(). The head diff of Sources/XKit/DeveloperServices/Profiles/DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift replaces the single devicesGetCollection() call with DeveloperAPIPages { ... } next: { $0.links.next }, then maps to .data and flattens. This matches the paging already used for certificates in the same operation and in DSDevicesListCommand. The filter now keeps devices whose status is not .disabled and whose deviceClass supports iOS apps. The disabled filter matches the issue's 'registered, enabled' framing and the commit message. The head also adds Task.checkCancellation() before any profile change, so a partial device list never creates a profile. The old profile is deleted only after paging succeeds, and before profilesCreateInstance, which still needs the old profile removed. No automated test is required by #425. The author reports a field test with 49 devices. Limit: the diff does not show the generated enum case for status .disabled, and the PR description does not report a build of the current head. Neither affects the paging requirement, which is met in source.
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base changes one source file, DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift. Every hunk relates to development-profile creation for #425. The paging change fixes the missing device. The disabled-device filter keeps invalid devices out of the profile, as the commit message and the enabled-device framing of #425 require. The Task.checkCancellation() guard and the move of profile deletion after paging prevent a partial list or a failed read from replacing the existing profile. No unrelated behavior, public declarations, or other files are changed. The changes since the previous review (disabled filter, cancellation guard, reordered deletion) are within the same function and the same purpose.
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Tested on a real team and iPhone (2026-11-05, Linux x86_64, Swift 6.4.1). The xtool used was built from this branch merged with the other fix (#427 + #428 at 30ed1c7 + 12ac7b4).
The team has 48 devices. The test iPhone 14 (iOS 27.2) is the 28th in the device list, so it is beyond the first 20. Its bundle ID already had two development profiles: xtool's XTL profile <id>, and one made by another tool for the same bundle ID.
Released xtool, xtool install --udid <iPhone 14> app.ipa: 409 ENTITY_ERROR, Multiple profiles found with the name 'XTL profile Z53VPLDM8U'.
This branch, same command: Successfully installed!, and the app launches. Afterwards, there is a single XTL profile Z53VPLDM8U, newly created, with 49 devices including the iPhone 14 (it used to hold the first 20 only). The other tool's profile for the bundle ID was left as is.
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The expanded device collection is filtered only by device class, so disabled iOS devices on later pages are now submitted to profilesCreateInstance. If that endpoint rejects disabled devices, pagination can make an otherwise valid profile creation fail.
Profile creation fails even though the intended installation device is enabled.
This can occur when: A later device page contains a disabled iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
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@Sources/XKit/DeveloperServices/Profiles/DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift:
- Around line 77-83: Update perform() around the DeveloperAPIPages collection so
cancellation during paging throws or propagates a cancellation error instead of
treating missing pages as a complete device list. Check for cancellation
immediately before sending the profile create request, and do not send it if the
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DeveloperAPIPages ends without an error when the task is cancelled, so the
device list could miss its later pages: check for cancellation before the
create request.
Pushed the CodeRabbit fixes (#427171dd6a: cancellation check before the create request; #428ee96c54: delete only this bundle ID's profile, tolerate a 404). I re-ran the same real test with both merged, on the same team, bundle ID and iPhone. The bundle ID again had two profiles (another tool's, and xtool's own from the previous run). The provisioning succeeded: xtool's profile was recreated with 49 devices, the other tool's profile was left as is, and the app was signed, installed and launched. One of the two re-runs stalled after [Installing] 100%, at the end of the transfer to the device, which these changes do not touch; the app was installed and launches.
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@Sources/XKit/DeveloperServices/Profiles/DeveloperServicesFetchProfileOperation.swift:
- Around line 86-88: In perform(), move the existing profile-deletion logic from
before pagination to after all device and certificate pages are read and the
cancellation check passes, immediately before creating the replacement profile.
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…ice page is read
A failed or cancelled paging used to leave the bundle ID without its profile:
the delete ran before the requests this change adds. It now runs right after
the cancellation check, still before the create, which refuses a second
profile of the same name.
Follow-up on the stalled run mentioned above: it was the iPhone, locked and asleep. Re-run with the latest heads of both PRs merged (#427 with the delete moved after the paging), iPhone unlocked: Successfully installed!, and the app launches. xtool's profile was recreated with 49 devices, and the other tool's profile for the bundle ID was left as is.
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- Around line 75-84: Exclude disabled devices when building the development
profile’s device relationship, before it is passed to profilesCreateInstance;
retain the existing filter for iOS-compatible device classes so only enabled,
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## What does this PR do?
Fixes issues with missing devices and duplicate names when creating new
profiles. Supersedes #427 and #428.
Fixes#425, fixes#426
## How was it tested?
- [x] Ran locally
- [x] Confirmed that free accounts also support multiple profiles as
long as the names are different.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Profile creation now uses only enabled devices that support iOS apps.
* Existing profiles with the exact generated profile name are removed
before a replacement is created, including when multiple matches exist.
* Profile handling now stops when the operation is canceled.
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Co-authored-by: Valentin Brosseau <c4software@gmail.com>
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #425. The development profile xtool creates now lists every device of the team, not the first page only:
devicesGetCollectionis read throughDeveloperAPIPages, as the certificates of the same operation andxtool ds devices listalready are. On a team with more than 20 devices, one past the first page was left out of the profile and the install failed with0xe8008015.How was it tested?
swift build -c release --product xtool) on Linux (Arch container, Swift 6.4.1) with the change applied to the xtool build omarchy-apple-dev v0.4.4 pins; the function is identical on main for this part. Not built on main itself (it now wants Swift 6.4.2).0xe8008015. The install with the patched build against that account was run afterwards: see the test comment below (409 gone, profile with all 49 devices).AI tool usage
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