Xcode 13.2: have iPhone USB connected to Mac. how download build of app to iPhone?

I'm developing an app for personal use. Used simulator to develop basic framework, but now need to implement portions that only exist on iPhone.

Seems like in earlier versions of Xcode, there was a way to run/debug apps on an attached iPhone, but I can't seem to find that now.

Suggestions anyone?

Answered by Claude31 in 706303022

There is still a way to do so.

In the same pop up where you select simulator, you should see your device at the top of the list, if it is connected to the Mac with USB.

If you don't see it, check that your device is known in Xcode:

  • open menu Window > Devices and simulators (shortcut Shift-Cmd-2)
  • Do you see your iPhone ?
  • if not, click the + button at the bottom left of this window and proceed
Accepted Answer

There is still a way to do so.

In the same pop up where you select simulator, you should see your device at the top of the list, if it is connected to the Mac with USB.

If you don't see it, check that your device is known in Xcode:

  • open menu Window > Devices and simulators (shortcut Shift-Cmd-2)
  • Do you see your iPhone ?
  • if not, click the + button at the bottom left of this window and proceed
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