你试过重启你的Mac和设备吗?蹩脚的回答，但我总是先试一下。

Because I keep coming back to this question, I will leave my answer here for the solution that works for me. It turns out that for a same public/private key developer identifier of me, it's installed twice in my keychain. Both have private key. But when I compare, one is private key of me within my developer organisation, and another one is private key of me as a personal developer. It turns out Xcode keeps trying using the wrong key. Removing the wrong duplicate key solves all the problem. Hey future me, check this one first next time!

我登录了开发人员帐户并撤销了开发证书。撤销和下载开发证书后，我双击新下载的证书，这一次私钥在开发证书下的KeyChain访问。

我也遇到过同样的问题。这是因为证书的私钥在您的机器上不存在。

If you are now using a new machine and download the certificate from website: You can export the certificate from the old machine and then import on the new machine. If you share the developer account with someone: You ask the account owner to send you an invitation and become a team member of that account. Then you can create your own certificate from scratch. If you don't want to handle all these sh*t: Just revoke the certificate on website and delete the copy on your local machine. Then request a new one. This should be the ultimate way for solving such issue.

你试过重启你的Mac和设备吗?蹩脚的回答，但我总是先试一下。

For Xcode 13 (maybe earlier?) - The key to this is to use the "Build Settings" tab, not the "Signing and Capabilities" tab in your Target Settings. Once you are in "Build Settings", search for the "Signing" section (you can type "Signing" in the search box). There you will see a sub-section called Code Signing Identity. In that section you can click on each line and directly choose any certificate you have in your keychain. You need to do that for all of the relevant configurations (the ones that you want to upload to TestFlight/AppStore). When you go back to the "Signing and Capabilities" tab, you should see the results of what you did and the error should have gone away.

我从下面的答案中得到了灵感:https://stackoverflow.com/a/37043501/826946

但我认为明确地列出这一点可能会有所帮助。