XCode code signing menu has gone wonky -- how to fix?

Question

I have one project where the code-signing popup is all whacked-out.

On a "normal" (i.e., every-other) project, the popup looks something like "Good menu" in this picture, but on one project, it looks like the "Not-good menu":

The "Not-good menu" is from the project about which I'm asking.

I tried quitting & relaunching XCode, but there's no change.

Any ideas what went wrong? Is there some sort of "un-whack my project" tool?

EDIT:

I suspect that the problem is related to the whack-project being not-worked-on for a long time and, hence, missed a "This project created by an older version of XCode" migration. Is there some sort of "update my project files" tool?

EDIT:

On a tip from another forum, I did this:

• close project in XCode.
• Open project.pbxproj (in your filename.xcodeproj package) in a text editor. (make a backup first!)
• Remove all lines starting with "CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*]" = "blahblah blah Developer";
• save
• Quit & relaunch XCode.
• Reopen project in Xcode.
• Reset the code signing identity you want

Well, there's good news & bad news.

Good news: It builds, and no code-signing errors. Yay.

Bad news: The popup still looks like the "not-good menu" in my screenshot.

More Bad News: the not-good menu is incomplete so, for example, I can select the client's ad-hoc, but not their app-store (we're sort of hoping to ship the product!)

Answer 1

You should be able to fix this by removing all certificates in the Organizer and resync with Apple afterwards (Refresh Button).

Answer 2

Try this:

sed -i .bak "s/\"CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*].*/\"CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*]\" = \"iPhone Developer\";/g" project.pbxproj

Then open/clean/build/pray/makesacrifice

Answer 3

I appreciate all your help, but none of the proposed solutions worked. I ended up creating a new project and re-building it.

I also duplicated the existing project, stripped out all the code and, as it had the same problem, attached it to the bug I sent to Apple. Hopefully, future XCodes will be better about this.

EDIT: Found the problem. It turns out I had inadvertently set the project's base SDK to simulator x.y, vice iOS x.y. Once I changed that, the codesign menu went back to as-expected.

D'oh!