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>is possible to use the xcode simulator with the project?Yes, assuming compatibility, etc. >can i test the app of the github project on my iphone?Yes, assuming compatibility, etc. How you do so depends on if you use free or paid provisioning, however. Do you have a paid Developer Account?

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Hello!.... we have a problem publishing with xcode 10 WINDEV and the appsstore..the code runs fine on the simulator, on actual phones, but when we publish it the appstore gets back saying Invalid signaturethe certificate is fine as we have published a native aplication with no problems...can you pls share the settings on windev and the settings on X code to publish propery on appstore?

I also create GitHub sample project, which is shown a problem GitHub project - https://github.com/ChoadPet/NWListenerTest/tree/master

Is there a reason you're not using latest Xcode 12.x? my iOS Deployment Target has been set to 9.0, so how does this 13.4 come up? 13.4 is the max iOS version Xcode 11.6 requires (no choice). 9.0 (your choice) is just the minimum...together, they result in a range of iOSs that your app is expected to support. In the mean time see if this page helps: h ttps://medium.com/codespace69/ios-xcode-code-signing-error-code-signing-is-required-for-product-type-application-in-sdk-216c1b16311e

An answer for this question has been posted to the ResearchKit GitHub repository Issues page. Please go to github dot com slash ResearchKit.

Yes, I've got a sample project up on GitHub, but the reply with the link is awaiting moderation. (github)/cooksey/CellLayout

Was able to solve the problem. This problem was caused by macOS 15.0, which I already installed. It did not matter, which xCode version I used. So I organized a cloud access to a Mac (with macOS Sonoma and xCode 15.4) (https://www.macincloud.com), cloned the project from GitHub and archived and sent it to Apple Store connect again. Now, was able to send it to Apple to check it.

Ok, here's what happened. To open the project in XCode 11 I had to convert Swift from 3.x to 4.x. When I made some manual changes to add the @objc tag, I errantly added it to a few private functions in the code. I'm guessing the 'out of range' message meant 'hey, we can't see those functions you idiot.I removed it and now builds fine on all devices & ios versions.Hopefully this helps someone in he future...

Here's what I did: Ran with original name. Debug commands work fine. Stopped app in xcode, and changed names (added x at end of identifier in target (replicated to Info.plist), and code Removed app from phone Shutdown phone and rebooted. Ran with new names from xcode...same problem Switched name back...runs fine.

Was able to solve the problem. This problem was caused by macOS 15.0, which I already installed. It did not matter, which xCode version I used. So I organized a cloud access to a Mac (with macOS Sonoma and xCode 15.4) (https://www.macincloud.com), cloned the project from GitHub and archived and sent it to Apple Store connect again. Now, was able to send it to Apple to check it.

I used x code 7.1.1 and am on mac OS X Yosemite

@DTS Engineer Having the same problem here: building an app on Xcode 16.0 on macOS Sonoma 14.7 results in an application that crashes on macOS Big Sur Intel machine with the same crash as mentioned above. Building with Xcode 15.4 does not have this issue. However, we cannot build this branch on Xcode 15.x anymore due to code changes for Xcode 16 compatibility. Is there a workaround? We're now stuck in an unreleasable state!