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Encountering `Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code` while archiving your Xcode project? Discover how to fix it by checking your provisioning profile!
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Debugging Xcode Archive Failures

If you've ever prepared an iOS app for the App Store and encountered the frustrating error: Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code, you’re not alone. This issue can be especially puzzling as your project may run flawlessly on the simulator without any bugs.

In this guide, we'll walk through understanding this error and how it can be gracefully resolved, allowing you to successfully archive your app for submission.

Understanding the Problem

The error message generally points to a failure in executing a script during the build phase that is essential for archiving your project. It can arise during the process of creating the final version of your app to upload to the App Store.

What complicates matters is that while your project compiles smoothly in the simulator, certain configurations that work in a development environment might conflict during the archive process.

Common reasons for this error include:

Issues with your provisioning profiles.

Scripts that may fail to execute properly in certain build configurations.

Configuration mismatches between the simulator and the target device.

Step-by-Step Solution

Step 1: Check Your Provisioning Profile

A common culprit of this error is a misconfigured or invalid provisioning profile. Here’s how to check and resolve this:

Open Xcode: Launch your Xcode project.

Navigate to Your Project Settings: Click on the project name in the Navigator to access the settings.

Select Your Target: Under the 'Targets' section, select the target that’s generating the error (typically labeled as your app’s name).

Go to the Signing and Capabilities Tab: Here you will find the provisioning profiles associated with your project.

Check for Validity: Ensure that the provisioning profile is valid:

Look for any warning signs or error messages.

Ensure that the profile is correctly updated and includes the appropriate Team ID.

Step 2: Recreate or Refresh the Profile

If your provisioning profile seems problematic, you might need to recreate it:

Recreate the Profile: Log into your Apple Developer account and navigate to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.

Delete the Existing Profile: Remove the invalid provisioning profile from both the Developer account and Xcode.

Create a New Profile: Select the right identifiers and permissions, and then download it.

Refresh Xcode: Back in Xcode, download the new provisioning profile.

Step 3: Re-archive Your Project

Once you’ve ensured that your provisioning profile is correctly set up, it’s time to try archiving your project again:

Clean the Build Folder: Before archiving, select Product from the top menu, then Clean Build Folder.

Re-archive: Navigate to Product > Archive to begin the archiving process again.

Conclusion

By carefully checking and possibly reconfiguring your provisioning profile, you can often resolve the Command PhaseScriptExecution failed with a nonzero exit code error. It's a straightforward process that, once followed, will lead you to a successful archive of your app.

Don't let build errors deter your progress; take these troubleshooting steps, and you’ll be well on your way to uploading your app to the App Store!