I want to develop my first iOS app on my MacBook (2013), and (tell me if im wrong) i saw that Apple Developer App is necessary.
The problem is, when I wanna download it on the App Store, it tells me "Developer App cant be installed on “what ever” because macOS 12 or later is necessary".
Can you help me ?
I have to buy a most recent MacBook to have a most recent version of macOS to be able to install Apple Developer App?
Is this app really necessary ?
Is there a trick to install an older version ?
Explain me everything you can please. ://
Ty for your help !
I tried to find an older version of Apple Developer App on the web. I didn't find.
What you mean Apple Developer App is Xcode?
You can find older version of Xcode App in https://developer.apple.com/download/all/?q=Xcode%2012
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I developed an enterprise app and can be download from our server.
It could be installed in an ios 15 iPad.
After upgrading the same iPad to iOS 16, the app could still be opened.
However, a new version app was built for some minor changes.
This new version app cannot be installed in iOS 16. It showed "Unable to install xxxx. Please try again"
Then, I tried to re-install the old version app in this iPad, it showed the same message.
Both new and old version apps can be installed in other ios 15 iPads.
How can it be solved?
Thanks
We are facing the same issue as well.
we had raised this issue on github and the dev has asked us to follow the below link. we are trying out few things from the below link as well. check it out if this can help you
IOS Enterprise App Unable to Install Please Try Again Later
This is my first ever post. I am new to programming with zero experience and have signed up for iOS app development course with one of the online education services.
Coming to the question, I have Mojave 10.14.6 on my mac(pro 13 inch 2015) and I'm trying to install Xcode 11 from the App store. The error/popup that I get when clicking on install is below.
"
We Could not complete your purchase.
Xcode can't be installed on "Flash" because macOS version 10.15.2. or later is required.
"
I can't update my macOS to latest(Cataline) version since it is not yet compatible with my company's remote working requirements.
Is there a way that I could install Xcode without updating the OS ?
xcode 11.4.x requires macOS 10.15.2 or later
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode_release_notes/xcode_11_4_release_notes
you can install xcode 11.3.x if you have macOS 10.14.6
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode_release_notes/xcode_11_3_release_notes
Have you tried checking https://developer.apple.com/download/more/? I used it without having a paid developer account (the $99/year) – only signed in with my non-developer Apple ID (just needed to agree to the TOC).
By using this account you will be redirected to the https://developer.apple.com/download/ URL when clicking the downloads button; just add "more" behind it and you can access the file.
I don't think it is worth it paying USD$99 when you are still learning; a lot of people learn ios development without paying the developer account.
Just purchase it when you want to release your first app to the App Store.
I wanted to add a comment to the accepted answer but didn't have the reputation required.
Am new to iOS development please help me to understand.
I've got a Mac Mini Late 2009 Core 2 Duo. It's running EL Capitan, and as far as my knowledge concern it can not be updated to Sierra. Please correct me if am wrong.
If I can not update the OS, then can I build apps for iOS 8 & that app should also work on iOS 10. Because on EL Capital I can run only Xcode 7.3 as far as my knowledge concern.
But I guess apps which are already there in market targeted for iOS 7 or 8, at-least not all apps but 80% of them also run on iOS 9 or 10.
Please forgive me if asking the wrong question but please don't ban me.
I think your question was answered here: Minimum Xcode version to upload to App store (As on February 2016)
Based on that, the summary is that it might or it might not work. Apple says:
But it's important to understand that using an older SDK is a
temporary workaround, not a solution. Issues preventing your app from
using the latest SDK should be fixed as soon as possible. It will be
much easier to fix these issues while the older build system is still
supported.
And also guide you to verify if your Xcode configuration is accepted:
To determine if an older Xcode configuration is currently accepted by
the App Store, you can choose "Archive" under the "Product" menu to
make an archived build, then use the Validate feature, to test if that
build meets minimum requirements for submission to the App Store.
More info about it here: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/qa/qa1806/_index.html
I hope this helps :)
I am making an app made using IONIC which I just want to test on my IOS device, not publish it to the app store.
Do I still need an Apple developer account ( by paying $99 ) or is MAC with XCODE and IONIC installed enough?
I just want to test it on my device, not publish it to the app store.
Yes it is possible.
I tried this today. Using XCODE 7 beta 2. Tested my project made using IONIC with only APPLIE ID, NOT APPLE DEVELOPER ACCOUNT, and its working.
All you have to do is( for making IONIC projects and installing them on Physical devices without APPLE DEVELOPER ID)
Install XCODE version 7 (currently beta 2)
Install Node JS (update path)
Install Cordova
make an ionic project ( IONIC start yourproject blank)
IOS platform is added by default.
go to platforms/ios folder
there will be a yourproject.xcode file - open it
Connect your device to the MAC
Run your project - if you get any error, XCODE gives the option of fix issue, click on that and your app will be installed on the physical device
Yes, I can confirm this, as I had to do it myself too. You have to buy an Apple developer license in order to test the app on your phone. I know this sounds crazy as you're not actually putting it to the store, just 'testing', but hey that's Apple ;).
However, if you would only like to run it in an Xcode emulator, you don't have to.
edit: Here is the official document confirming this: https://developer.apple.com/legacy/library/technotes/tn2250/_index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40009933-CH1-CODE_SIGNING_IN_A_NUTSHELL-IPHONE_CERTIFICATES
And besides, here's a SO question asking a similar thing and the reply is the same.
An email from apple to its developers said that you could start submitting apps to them for iOS 7. O I have Xcode 5 DPS Version 5.0 (5A11365x) And it says that the version bundle is to old to accept apps for approval. How will this work now because apple said it all would be possible?
You use developer preview version which does not allow to submit app to app store.
Update your XCode to official 5.0 version. (From Mac App Store).
Hope my answer may help..
Its not must actually even you can still submit your apps with iOS6.x version build with your Xcode 4.6.3.
What they trying to convey in that mail is, they are just letting you know that you can now start submitting iOS7 app because there is whole lot of new thing out there with iOS 7.0 sdk.
When I try to convert my iO6.x version to 7.0 with Xcode 5 i didnt face any problem on building or submitting the app.
In order to submit apps to the App Store, you will need Xcode 5.
Submission to the App Store for iOS 7 requires Xcode (build 5A1413 and above).
If you are using any of the Xcode 5 Betas (including the GM Seed), upgrading is necessary. You can either upgrade through the App Store, or download the .dmg through the Apple Developer Portal at developer.apple.com
Do you have the latest version of Xcode 5, which is now the fully released version on the store?