“testflight the requested app is not avaliable”

Am using Xcode 6 on old MacBook Pro and trying playground with swift - find that the output I expect is not being displayed on the right hand side Anyone else see this?

I updated my iPhone to 9.0 beta, installed the profile on the watch and updated the Apple Watch to Watch OS 2.0But now the companion app has problems with the new Watch OS. I can install third party apps with the companion app. But I cannot check in the general settings the software version or other things. The app gives me an allert that it cannot connect to the watch and I should check if the airplane mode is set to off. All the icons of the Apple apps are also not shown in the companion app. There are only these white placeholder icons for them.I can also not change settings for the app. I checked it with the photos app and the sync album is set. But the app on the watch dont show the photos because I think it cannot read the settings.This is what I did. Maybe there was something wrong with the update.- I installed first the latest version of iTunes on my iMac with OSX Yose

My app supports Touch ID to allow the user to log in using a saved credential (password).When the user launches the app, they are immediately prompted to touch the home button to log in.A successful touch retrieves the credential and uses it to log in.We have been seeing sporadic problems under iOS 8.3.Upon launch the system will *not* prompt the user to touch, it will instead directly retrieve the correct credential and log in.I set the credential using the following code (some details shortened for readability):-(void)enrollTouchForUser:(NSString *)username { NSString *password = @passwordFromInterface; NSData *encodedPassword = [NSData encodePassword:password forUsername:username]; NSData *encryptionKeyData; // obtained from outside process - code not needed for this sample NSData *encryptedPassword = [NSData encryptDataWithKey:encryptionKeyData withData:encodedPassword]; // add the key to the keychain CFErrorRef error = NULL; SecAccessControlRef sacObject; // Should the

Which model should I chose to download iOS 9 beta for my iPad A1430? It is not listed in the dropdown.

Well, one of the main features of Xcode 7 is the ability to install apps you're developing without an Apple Developer Program. Theorically, you just have to add your Apple ID. I added it on Settings, but every time I try to run the app on my iPad it says that I need to be enrolled in the Apple Developer Program. How do I try my app without having to enroll?Thanks!

Hey,I updated my OS with ios 9 beta. Since this, I cant's compile my app from xcode 6 because my phone is ineligible. And if I use Xcode 7, I must compile with swift 2.0