Visual Studio Maui IOS

@vkhokad : do you use xamarin/iOS MAUI App?

I found that the option Enable device-specific builds was ticked in the Build properties of the release configuration in Visual Studio Mac. Unticked and then submitted, all good... HATE this error!!

Hi @NidhiSood9 I have found a solution to this problem. All I had to do to get this to work is to add a few packages to the main project csproj. These are the packages that I added: Once you’ve added these packages, do a clean, delete bin and obj, launch visual studio, build the project and run it. This resolved my Collectionview IsGrouped issue for iOS 18.0, I hope it resolves yours too.

I found that the option Enable device-specific builds was ticked in the Build properties of the release configuration in Visual Studio Mac. Unticked and then submitted, all good... HATE this error!!

I found that the option Enable device-specific builds was ticked in the Build properties of the release configuration in Visual Studio Mac. Unticked and then submitted, all good... HATE this error!!

Xcode is like Visual Studio in that, when using git-based SCM, it expects you to have a local repository on your PC, linked to a remote repository on a server. It's not clear from your description if this is what you've been doing, or if you've been accessing the server repository directly via VPN from all of your PCs, and skipping the use of local repositories.I'd guess NOT the latter, but it's hard to tell. If the former, then it works the same in Xcode as in Visual Studio. You initially clone your remote repository locally, then make the remote link in the IDE settings. (The details vary in what particular order you do things.) Then you can pull and push changes to the remote repository. Xcode can also create and merge branches.It's also perfectly feasible to do your SCM outside Xcode, using any of several 3rd-party apps, or using the 'git' command in a terminal window.Since this is similar to what Visual Studio does, perhaps you can clarify what parts

I got same problem, iMac 2022, using Visual Studio Code, running into same issues with unexpected logouts from my account, got to relogin again and then receiving the message that Windows shut unexpectedly... What's on with that?

Apple doesn't offer any dev tools for Windows. There are thirdy party tools, and I believe you can do iOS and Android development from Microsoft's Visual Studio now using C#. But these forums are for working with the official SDK, so it's probably not the place to be for support if you are using an SDK provided by a third party. If you want Xcode you are going to need to buy a Mac.

Hello,I am unable to open the project build settings and disable Identity Lookup because my app is developed using Xamarin in Visual Studio. Is there any solution available for this?Thank you fot the help.

Please list the steps in detail on what you did to create the code and compile it. The information you provided isn't enough for people to answer your question. Providing more details on what you did to create the code and compile it will give people here a chance to give you a helpful answer. You tagged your question as Xcode, but your screenshot looks like Visual Studio Code. Did you create a project in Xcode or create a C++ file in Visual Studio Code? Does you MacBook have an Intel processor or an Apple Silicon (M1 or M2 chip)? The linker error says it can't find a main function for the Intel architecture.

This is really becoming a bottle neck and very unfortunate that this is not catching any attention. Please let us know if anyone found a way to fix this issue. We tried this across Visual Studio versions and encountering the same error.

I've not used InteliJ much, but come from the Microsoft Visual Studio world. When Xcode displays an error like this: I want to be able to click on it and see a suggested fix option of Add 'import UIKit'.