I need help recovering from a missing-private-key situation that is blocking every iOS build on my MacBook Pro. Xcode and EAS CLI both complain that the distribution certificate in my Keychain has no private key attached, and I never made a backup. I’m not even sure whether the key disappeared locally or was never generated on the Apple Developer portal in the first place—only that right now I can’t archive or run eas build --platform ios --local. What I’m after is a clean, working signing setup: • A valid Apple distribution certificate with its matching private key safely installed in Keychain Access • Any required provisioning profiles refreshed or recreated • EAS CLI able to complete a local iOS build without signing errors You’re free to solve this by regenerating keys, revoking and replacing certificates, or any other Apple-approved workflow, so long as we end up with a reproducible setup I can use going forward. I’ll be available for a quick screenshare to supply portal credentials and run terminal commands when needed. errors: iOS build failed: The "Run fastlane" step failed because of an error in the Xcode build process. We automatically detected following errors in your Xcode build logs: - No signing certificate "iOS Distribution" found: No "iOS Distribution" signing certificate matching team ID "4WCMQ4U946" with a private key was found. (in target 'MTPMorseMachine' from project 'MTPMorseMachine') and: [17:45:45]: Successfully generated 53ZUSSDA8V which was imported to the local machine. [17:45:45]: Verifying the certificate is properly installed locally... [17:45:46]: There are no local code signing identities found. You can run `security find-identity -v -p codesigning` to get this output. This Stack Overflow thread has more information: https://stackoverflow.com/q/35390072/774. (Check in Keychain Access for an expired WWDR certificate: https://stackoverflow.com/a/35409835/774 has more info.)