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I am using xCode 4.2 and my ipod is of version 4.1 I did not updated it because i need to know how my app works with the old ios. Recently i am having problem with the ios 4.1 so i decide to update my iPod. I have now idea how to update the device so opened the itunes and updated the device with the latest version. my iPod got the ios version 6.1.3.
now my problem start.
xCode can not recognize my ipod.
i was unable to restore my device to old version. iTunes shows me lots of different king of error message. like
The iPod "iPod" could not be restored. This device isn't eligible for the requested build.
i even tried tinyUmbrella.
can anybody help me..
i want to bill my app on my device..
The only way is upgrading your Xcode to 4.6 or Above.
For upgrading your Xcode , please refer this link
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I am currently trying to find a way of how to get XCode Beta 8.2, but have not found one yet. I would like it if anyone could leave some suggestions on how to get it. I want to get 8.2 beta because I am trying to run my app on my iPhone which has ios 10.2 installed, which is not possible without having the correct XCode version corresponding with your current OS on the device.
You'll need to download the beta version of Xcode 8.2 in order to build for iOS apps that are running the iOS 10.2 beta versions.
You can download it from https://developer.apple.com/download/
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A while back, I remember putting several of my apps on to my iPhone. However, once I upgraded my phone's software, none of my apps worked. I had to reinstall them with the new version of Xcode. I recently published an app, and I'm not sure if it'll crash when iOS 9.3 comes out. I would not like that to happen, and I want to know what I can do to fix it. My Xcode project currently allows all softwares about 9.0.
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So people were confused what I was talking about. Here is what happened
I had Xcode 7.0.1 or something and my phone was 9.0 My apps that I built into my phone worked fine
When I upgraded my iPhone software, my apps crashed. They did not open.
I published an app into the App Store
I was wondering if my app would crash when iOS 9.3
Hope that is more specific.
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It was fine
Only with that information is hard to know.
However, it is rare to crash between .X versions, and even between iOS8 and iOS9 it was rare to crash with older versions. Usualy older APIs are well supported.
If you want to be sure you can always install the beta.
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Last year I have developed an iPhone app that works well in iPhone 5 and 4 (iOS 7), it was compiled in sdk 7.
Now I am updating the app to compile it under sdk 8, in order the app works well in iOS 8. My question is: should I customize my app for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus?. I am afraid if I don't do it Apple could reject my app.
There are some great comments on this question.
How does an app with lower base sdk work?
"Apple never changes / deletes / renames classes or methods. They only
add new ones. If they don't want you to use it anymore, they mark it
as deprecated.
This is a very important point. At compile-time, the compiler checks
if all classes and method signatures are available in the SDK your
building your app with.
If that's the case, you can build and deploy your app. Because those
classes and methods will never be deleted from newer versions of the
framework, your app will run just fine."
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Dumb Question:
I just downloaded the new version of Xcode Version 5.0 (5A11365j), and when I build an new Iphone app and go to
Products -> Destination -> Iphone ->
I see only iOS6 + iOS5.
Where the hell is iOS7???
I know that iPhone 4/4s are going to support iOS7, where is the simulator for it?
Thanks
UPDATE: I have attached an image for those that dont believe me
The problem I'm seeing is that you're selecting "iPhone", which I believe corresponds to the non-retina simulator which doesn't have support for iOS 7. You have to run in one of the retina simulators.
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I'm new to iOS developement and I 'm doing ok so far, however I am still trying to find a way to send an application to the device via wifi. My device is jailbroken and iTunes can sync over wifi, but there's no way I can make xcode to see it.
Any chance that I can upload and perhaps debug over wifi? I don't want to send the application with ssh manually.
Maybe this could help you a bit. Look at this similar post:
How do I build and install applications on a jailbroken iPhone without being in the iPhone Developer Program?
But I think running and debugging is not possible in xcode over wifi!