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I can also confirm this as a solution.I first took a complete back up of my mac in case this leads to further unforeseen issues.I then ensured X-code was closed.Next, I deleted all certificates in the keychain and my IOS developer key.Finally, I rebooted x-code and ran a vanilla app to see if it would access debugging and it is running fine.**** knows what other certificates I have deleted. Hence the back up first. If you do want to replace the Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Authority certificate it can be downloaded directly from Apple. Just google it.

Aha! That worked 🙂Is it correct to put this code in viewDidLoad?if let tbc = self.tabBarController as? CustomTabController { // do something with tbc.myInformation }I find it a litte strange to have it in viewDidLoad? But x-code complaints when I try to put it elswhere

I had the same problem before My ios app built on Unity ios from player settings build target change only for iPhone. After unity build open x code because you have to build in x code also from Supported Destinations remove other platforms only iPhone should to stay there. Also check out previous release rejected notes because if you uploaded any iPad resolutional images remove them all then add last built app from test flight if you dont have other targets automatically disappear iPad section.

Apple please reply here I can’t deploy my app until there is a work around or a fix. I have Sonoma so I cannot downgrade to X code 15. This is urgent. Please help.

tested your Slider with xcode 12.x, macos 11.x and ios 12.x and cannot replicate your issue. What system (or other code) are you using?

Still an issue As of this morning (09/03/2020). X Code app version is 11.7 (stable) and CLT version is 2373 running on Catalina 10.15.6. This is super annoying!

To be more clear here, Xcode is not crashing, but our iOS app is crashing when trying to run with Xcode 13.3. When compiling the same code with Xcode 13.2.x, the app does not crash.

@D4v3m @roomba.friend A temporary solution is to create a new iOS simulator from x-code using iOS 17.5 SDK. Localhost is working fine the iOS versions below iOS 18.0.

Tip: Make sure that Configurator or X-Code are not running. From the 10 minutes I just wasted trying to work this out; if any app has access to a connected device, it will not show in Finder.

Tip: Make sure that Configurator or X-Code are not running. From the 10 minutes I just wasted trying to work this out; if any app has access to a connected device, it will not show in Finder.

Same problem here entered recovery mode, re-installed X-Code 12 and Big Sur now Wi-Fi is working even faster than before but no Wi-Fi icon

It runs on the iPad using iOS 10.0 or later not on the Mac. You need the sample code toload it into xCode 8.x. You then run it, via xCode on your iPad.

...even though I requested not to upgrade the Swift...If you go to Xcode 7.x, you will have to upgrade your Swift code to Swift 2.x. The only option you have is whether you want Xcode to attempt to make the changes for you. If you say No, you have to make all the changes yourself. If you say Yes, Xcode will get some (most?) of the changes, but you will still probably have to fix some things yourself.

Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately if I go to Settings > Privacy & Security on the iOS device, the developer mode does not appear. So I connect the iPhone with USB to the Mac. How should I do to check if the device is registered in X-Code? What is X_Code?

Are you using Xcode 6.x? I can see the message you have shown only in Xcode 6.4.In that case, no way. You cannot provide C-function pointers from Swift 1.x. Use Swift 2 with Xcode 7. Or, you need to live with Objective-C codes mixed.If you got that message with Swift 2, you need to provide more info.