I am trying to run my app on a physical device. The applicaiton builds but it doesnt deploy my app to the device.
I get this following error:
This operation can fail if the version of the OS on the device is incompatible with the installed version of Xcode. You may also need to restart your mac and device in order to correctly detect compatibility.
Details:
I have xcode version 13.2.1
device is iphone 11 pro max with ios version 15.6 installed.
I tried to upgrade my xcode to 13.4.1 but on app store there is no button that indicates that i can upgrade.
Things I have tried:
restarting mac
restarting iphone device
closing and reopening xcode
cleaning project and rebuilding.
Any help will be appreciated.
Download xCode 13.4.1 directly using the link
https://download.developer.apple.com/Developer_Tools/Xcode_13.4.1/Xcode_13.4.1.xip
I have a question for you. I have a old MacBook Pro with macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 and for this reason I can’t run the iOS app because I can't update the system and Xcode to the latest version.
I wanted to ask you if I can bypass this problem by running the application directly on my iPhone 13 pro using Android studio.
Thank you !
Yup!
I was checking inside the Xcode OS list to download the latest iOS (14.X) but there's only 'til iOS 12.4.
I've checked if there's new updated for simulator but nothing found.
I'm using a macOS Mojave 10.14.6 and running the Xcode 11.1 version.
Any idea where can I get the latest versions? Need it to check iPad 8th generation in a project :(
Many thanks!
I am creating an app via Cordova. The build is complete in android ,and now I am creating an app for iOS.
I am running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and the max version XCODE is 5.1. The maximum version of iOS SDK that Xcode 5 supports iOS 7 SDK.
So I need to know before hand whether my app targeting iOS 7 will run on the latest devices ?
Forgive me if my question is a bit naive. I am new to iOS/ mac environment.
I suggest you to update the Xcode to the lasted version(8.2.1), and you can test your app in Xcode, with the simulotar 10.2(if you update the Xcode the lasted version, simulator will also have the lasted os version).
I am not mean this is test your cordova app if can run in device with 10.2 version, this step is test your cordova app if is operation normally in 10.2 version, if it will have some issues in this version, this is necessary.
I recently just updated my work's iOS to 5.1. When I click run in Xcode 4.2, I get this error:
The selected scheme is my iOS device.
I am currently running Snow Leopard here, and after checking the portal I cannot run the latest Xcode unless I upgrade to Lion.
Is there any way I can test my app on this device without upgrading to Lion?
The short answer is Yes, you need to upgrade.
Some people have gone to heroic lengths to get SW to run on unsupported OS releases. Here's an example for getting iBooks Author onto Snow Leopard:
http://osxdaily.com/2012/01/20/install-ibooks-author-on-mac-os-x-10-6-8-snow-leopard/
In theory, it may be possible to run Xcode 4.3.1 on Snow Leopard or even jam iOS 5.1 support into Xcode 4.2. In practice, good luck. I would never personally do it, because development is hard enough. If Xcode or your app crashes or has issues, you have to throw out all your assumptions.
You mentioned that it is your work's iDevice. Consider getting them to upgrade your Mac OS or your hardware for you.
If you have 5.1 on a device, then Xcode needs to have the iOS SDK 5.1 installed in order for Xcode to run the app on that device.
If the device has 5.1 installed, and the latest SDK installed in Xcode is 5.0.1, then you will get this error.
I am running Xcode 4.2 with the highest SDK of 5.0 (9A334) and I can compile fine to my iPhone 4s running iOS 5.1 and my iPad 1 running iOS 5.1. I have just connected a new iPad 3 running 5.1 and Xcode says I need to upgrade to SDK 5.1. I went on a wild goose chase on this a few weeks ago after upgrading my 4s to 5.1 from 5.0.1 and installed Lion (which I detest) in a separate partition. After loads of messing around I ended up going back to Snow Leopard and the 4s running 5.1 magically worked. I do not have SDK 5.1 on the system and Base SDK in Xcode shows Latest iOS (iOS 5.0). Therefore it is NOT necessary to have SDK 5.1 in order to compile for 5.0 and run on a 5.1 device.
UPDATE 6-April-12
An update on this. I have just booted into Lion, opened Xcode, the iPad3 is recognised, re-booted back into Snow Leopard, and now I can compile to the iPad3 using Xcode 4.2 on SL. I did absolutely nothing in Lion except for opening an old project and clicking on the iPad3 in the sidebar of the Devices tab in the Organizer.