Context: I am building an iOS productivity app using EAS Build. The project has 4 targets: the main app and 3 extensions (ShieldAction, ShieldConfiguration, ActivityMonitorExtension).
The Issue: I have officially received approval from Apple for the Family Controls (Distribution) entitlement for my main Bundle ID. However, the build still fails during the Xcode phase.
The Errors: Xcode reports that the generated provisioning profiles do not include the com.apple.developer.family-controls entitlement. For example:
Provisioning profile "*[expo] com.*.** AdHoc 177247892...." doesn't support the Family Controls capability.
All 3 extensions are failing with the exact same error.
What I've done:
Confirmed approval from Apple for com.*.**.
Enabled Family Controls and App Groups on the Apple Developer Portal for all 4 Identifiers.
Cleared EAS local and remote cache using eas build --clear-cache.
Deleted existing profiles on both Expo.dev and Apple Portal to force regeneration.
The Question: Even with official approval, why does EAS continue to generate "empty" profiles for my Ad-Hoc development build? Do I need separate approval for each extension's Bundle ID, or is there a way to force EAS to sync these "Managed Capabilities" correctly?