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Ah ok, so since Time Profiler works, this could be something more involved. Could you please file a feedback report with a sysdiagnose ($ sudo sysdiagnose) and post the number here. That should give us the information we need to dig into this further for you. Thanks!
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Can you confirm what architecture slices your binary has? You can do this by running: $ lipo -info /path/to/your/binary (The path here is to the binary inside Derived Data). Also, I assume launching from Xcode works?
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Hey, This is certainly strange! A couple of questions: Are you able to launch the app using Xcode? If so, do you have any special launch environment set? Can you see if Instruments.app is outputting anything about the launch? You can do this by filtering for Instruments in Console.app, or by using the log command. E.g. log stream --process "Instruments"
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@DavidTatenda & @skkuddin -- The errors here appear to be roughly the same: "The maximum number of apps for free development profiles has been reached." Can you check the number of apps you currently have development profiles for? @marcremijn -- This looks a little more obscure. If you're able to still reproduce this, could you please collect sysdiagnose archives from your host Mac (sudo sysdiagnose) and the target device (see the sysdiagnose instructions here: https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/?platform=ios). If you could attach these to a new Feedback ticket (https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/) and reply with the FB number, that'd be amazing! @Dnyanesh_iOS -- It looks like your app isn't code signed correctly. Can you check your build settings and especially any post-build scripts you may have that could modify the resulting binary in anyway.