How to execute an Xcode app on iOS 16 beta device? [duplicate] - ios

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Since I updated my iPhone on iOS 16 beta, I can't execute my apps in development on my device.
When I connect my phone, and try to execute the app on it, I get the following error:
The run destination MyiPhone is not valid for Running the scheme
'App'. Xcode doesn’t support iPhone’s iOS 16.0 (20A5312j).
Thanks a lot!

You need to either update your Xcode to use the beta version(7.3Gb), or add iOS 16 to Xcode's DeviceSupport folder(8.02Mb): iOS-DeviceSupport

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