Ever since WWDC 2015, developers now have a Personal Team in addition to the other teams they are members of.
My account is part of an organization as well, so when I go to my Accounts in Xcode, I see something like so under Team Names:
- Organization, Agent, Agent
- User (Personal Team), Free, Free
I accidentally created an app identifier using the "Fix It" button in Xcode using the wrong team (personal team instead of the organization). Now if I attempt to register that App ID for my organization, it complains that it is already in use. If I try logging in to https://developer.apple.com to see my App IDs, I only see the ones for my organization, and not my personal team.
If I double click my personal team in Xcode, I do indeed see a provisioning profile for the App ID in question. I cannot figure out how to see these provisioning profiles on https://developer.apple.com.
Is there a way for me to manage App IDs, provisioning profiles, etc. for a Personal Team on developer.apple.com, or can they only be managed via Xcode?
If it's the latter, how would I delete an App ID I no longer need via Xcode?
Update: If I try to create a new Apple ID and log in to the developer portal, I see a severely striped down version. The top menu just shows Home, Programs & Add-ons, and Your Account. There is no way to access the iOS features such as Provisioning Profiles, App ID, etc. unless you pay the $99 fee. But even then, you would be accessing it for that new team ID, not your Personal Team.
Normally when you login or choose Change Team, it presents you a list of all the teams you are a member of. If I try this on an account that is a member of multiple teams, it shows those teams, but not the Personal Team option.
So far, it looks like if you ever click on "Fix Issue" while a personal team is selected, that App ID will be permanently registered to that team with no way of ever unregistering it.
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