https://github.com/csexton/jslint.vim/commit/7405f3bdee89f290c9126caf649cdd49caa9528f

I was trying to integrate Apple Push Notification feature in one of my projects. I keep getting this:

Push notifications are disabled {"source":{},"type":"remote","error":"Error
Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=3000 \"no valid 'aps-environment' entitlement
string found for application\" UserInfo=0x8bfc60 {NSLocalizedDescription=no valid
'aps-environment' entitlement string found for application}"}

If your like me and you start banging your head in your keyboard, here’s how I did it:

Visit the Apple Developers Portal, iOS Provisioning Portal
Create a new AppID yes a new AppID, I tried de-activate/activate the Push Notifcation but didn’t work for me
For those who are using Ad Hoc for beta-testing, I’d suggest you delete the profile if you have it, then create a new one with the new AppID you just created.
Open Xcode and go to Organizer
Delete the old Ad Hoc Provisioning profile and hit Refresh
Once you have the new Ad Hoc Provisioning profile
Click the Project
On the TARGETS portion, select your target “PROJECT_NAME” usually
Click on SUMMARY
Scroll down to “Entitlements”
Enable Entitlements
Select the Entitlements file. What I did was name it after the actual project name
Delete the iCloud Parameters if you don’t need it, specially if your AppID doesn’t have it activated.
Clean -> Build -> Archive

PS: I’m working on a Titanium Base project, but this should work with regular iOS projects as well.

Hope that helps.

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