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!
I'm not sure quite yet. It will be covered tomorrow during the live session at 9am.
good point, as i have the same problem as we speak.
i really hope one will have the solution and put it here...
thanks
I haven't tried this yet but I pulled this from the XCode 7 release notes. Maybe you are running into one of these issues:
Free Provisioning
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Accounts with expired Apple Developer Program memberships may not be able to use free provisioning.
(20486606)
Workaround: Create a new Apple ID and enter it into Xcode's Accounts preference pane.
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The list of teams displayed within Xcode's Accounts preference pane may not update to show your new free
provisioning team. (19775448)
Workaround: Remove your Apple ID and add it again in Xcode's Accounts preference pane.
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When logging in via the Preferences window’s Accounts pane, any standard Apple ID will allow you to log in
and use Free Provisioning. Such logins will not be subject to the Apple Developer Program License
Agreement. (21243707
)
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You may be asked to select between a free membership and your company team membership when
configuring apps for distribution. (20276021
You can't use that feature if you're running iOS 8.4, because there is no Developer Disk Image available for it in Xcode 7 as i figured. This is your problem if you're running 8.4 and get an error message similar to this one: "Could not find Developer Disk Image"
I'm having the same problem...
I've never had an develepor paid account, always created the app and used the simulator.
I wish they fix it.
So i need to downgrade to 8.3 or wait for new version of Xcode 7 ..beacause my Apple Developer Program was expired..
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