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[Xcode 12.4, Catalina 10.15.6] Note, whilst the above are the actions you use to get the view back, you must actually have a PreviewProvider in your view's source (at the bottom of the page by default). If you commented it out or deleted this struct, pressing the above keys does nothing.
Hello. In the Xcode 15 we were using this command in the terminal to run our tests on the Rosetta Simulator: xcodebuild -workspace CoreLibraries.xcworkspace -scheme CoreLibraries -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 15,arch=x86_64' test` In the Xcode 16 the same command doesn't work anymore. It produces the error:
Download Xcode yah you could download Xcode on iPads go to the developer apple and go to downloads and click Xcode and download and after the download you should go to this site called installonair.com you should scroll down and then you will see upload then you click on it then they will show you this buttons called browse,photo library and take photo or video you should click on browse the ...
Xcode says "Installing <app> to <device>" On the device, it just says Loading / Installing on the app icon and the install doesn't complete; It remains stuck for a very long time with no progress and then I need to quit Xcode / manually hit 'Cancel download' on the device. Once in a way the installation goes through and the app runs fine.
I was also unable to download the container from my iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 17.4.1, using Xcode 15.3. Here is the brute force solution I used... I added this temporary code to my AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, which removes the folder containing the non-transferable file and exits (gracefully, but using a private API).
On the development profile I always get the message "Failed to install one or more provisioning profiles on the device". But no message at all for the distribution profile. I even tried setting up completely new certificates as I updated to macOS 15 and Xcode 16. No success. When checking the installed profiles via Finder under
Update Xcode: Make sure you have the latest version of Xcode installed. Visit the Mac App Store or the Apple Developer website to check for any available updates. Updating Xcode can often resolve compatibility issues with newer iOS versions. Install Additional Components: Launch Xcode and navigate to "Preferences" from the "Xcode" menu.
It was working fine last time I connected it. I believe at the time I was using Xcode 15.4 and OS 2.0. I just went to update my app and in the Xcode device manager I get this message: "Ensure the device is unlocked and attached with a cable or associated with the same local area network as this Mac." I am now using Xcode 16.1 and VisionOS 2.1.1.
Xcode automatically processes the Info.plist. As such, you should not add it to your Copy Bundle Resources build phase nor make it a target member. To resolve your issue, try the following steps:
I am currently using Xcode 16.1, which only includes device support files up to iOS 16.4. However, I need to target iPhones running iOS 17 and iOS 18 (e.g., iPhone 15 and iPhone 16). Xcode 16.1 hasn’t been released yet. Xcode 16.1b2, the version I have installed, has support for iOS 17 and iOS 18.