Visual Studio Maui IOS

I'll jump in to add that i solved this and in my case the Version Control Program or Visual Studio added a new line char before the group identifier causing a mismatch with the group name that was athorized by the profile. In short the error was in the info.plist, not in the profile.

Thanks for the reply.Actually, the electron-packager packages my entire code and creates a '.app' for mac. My major issue is code signing part as before the update evehting was working absolutely fine for me but, post update I'm getting error to be unnoatrized developer ID. I've created a new application in Xcode and got it signed and notarized as everything was taken care by Xcode only. But, the current applicaiton being developed in Visual studio code using electron.js is coming up as a big challenge to me.Do you know how can I get to know whether my developer ID is notarized or not, or is it related to something else?Kindly share some inputs related to electron.js built applicaitons in visual studio code if possible. Thanks in advance

Who is you? In most cases, Apple doesn't respond in these forums. They do sometimes, but not often. I can assure you there is no partnership' with Electron. Visual Studio Code is Microsoft's product. You would have to ask Microsoft about it. I'm not sure what you are asking for in terms of some alternative compatible.

Hi @eskimoThanks for the reply.Actually, my application is built using Visual studio code and not Xcode. I've code-signed my application using electron-osx-sign (electron package).Though, currently my application is running fine on macOS 10.14.5 and above (10.15 as well). Now I want to get it notarised to avoid any issues in future, I've been looking for solutions given on internet and I found all the solutions are using Xcode.I've researched so far that you cannot open or export an applicaiton built in visual studio code to Xcode. Can you share some solution to get my electron applicaiton notarised without using Xcode (by some commands or electron packages).Thanks in advance.

Linux is also easier since it is much further along the road with the LLVM support. Google had been working on an LLVM implementation for Visual Studio as a plugin with compatibility, and now Microsoft is working on some LLVM implementation.... but as far as I know it is not as mature. Swift has a dependancy on the LLVM.

Did you try the solution presented here (I think the important is the flag to add to the build): https ://devblogs.microsoft. com/xamarin/uiwebview-deprecation-xamarin-forms/ Go and see it to have screenshots as well. The solution only involves three steps: Use the right versions of Xamarin.Forms and Xamarin.iOS. Do you use Forms ≥ 4.5 and .Xamarin.iOS ≥ 13.10.0.17 Add a flag to the build configuration. (is it what you did with link all ?). Did you add the Additional mtouch arguments defined in the screen shot (--optimize=experimental-xforms-product-type)? Build and submit your app to the App Store On the Xamarin.Forms side we also had to make some changes to make all this work correctly. These new changes are part of Xamarin.Forms 4.5, including the pre-releases. Make sure that you are using the Forms 4.5 or newer NuGet package in your projects. You also need to make sure that you are using Xamarin.iOS 13.10.0.17. You can check this from Visual Studio. This version of Xamarin.iOS is include

I had visual studio in full screen and kept trying to add a new device, it kept freezing up and the fans started to be spin hella fast and it was loud, tried this several times. Took it out of full screen it worked fine ;/ Weird solution but worked for me.

I installed vs code, and installed c/c++ extension and code runner. Then I installed clang into my terminal. I created a c++ file in visual studio code, then proceeded to write a basic code and run it. My MacBook has a 1.1 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 Ventura 13.4.

You have to create a command-line tool project in Xcode in order to run a C program. For small C programs, you are better off using a text editor like TextMate, BBEdit, or Visual Studio Code. I know TextMate has a bundle that lets you run C programs from the editor.

The error seems clear in that is asks for something not listed in your plist, and presumably missing from your bundle. Unless you move to Xcode, you may need to ask your tool vendors for support, vs. here in the devForums, which are Apple IDE-centric.Note: Not an offer to troubleshoot cordova/visual studio