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ytho10758yYou can test your own apps on your own phone. Just use your Apple ID as the dev account.
I've been doing this since iOS 9 when they first started letting us do it. -
Don't develop for iOS? They have their own set of rules. It's your choice to follow them mate
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@ScribeOfGoD oh man... that hurt :( but I think you are right :) thanks for the honesty
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@jens-peter also tried it and nothing. I re downloaded the certificate, removed and add my account again, deleted the DerivedData folder, ser variables.... i literally have tried almost everything it is on the web about this topic :(
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Daneo1308yTry switching the 'include swift library' or something like it to 'YES'.
You can test with your own device if you're using the same Apple id on device and in Xcode, as well as enabling automatic handling of certificate signing. -
@Daneo also done that. The Apple ID used in my Mac is the same used in my iPhone and that variable is set to YES
Also the automatic signing is enabled
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Koolstr27858yYour problem has a simple solution. Abandon Apple and their shitty treatment of devs and go make apps on Android instead. You'll thank yourself in the long run. Apple's headed downhill anyway.
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RTRMS36918yI am totally against Apple dev, I wrote an app recently and am very happy to pay google $25 for lifetime access, not a damn paying apple $99 a year and that for less than 20% of the market for a free, ad-free application, for no other reason than they think they fucking special.
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flag020318y@Koolstr truth is, apple's individual developer relations management is much much better than that of Google's. If you somehow, even unknowingly violate a rule or a larger company asks Google to take you down for bullshit reasons they WILL do it no questions asked. And good luck getting any answers from them outside of "read the ToS". You will get some basic pointers if you are lucky enough.
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RTRMS36918y@flag0 have you tried dealing with apple, they not much better. All thier support staff are in China, so once you finally get them to understand the questions, then only the battle to get an answer starts.
You paying $99 to be shoved around and treated like fly shit.
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So apparently I can't test my apps on my own device without paying my Apple Developer Certificate.
I knew it is needed to pay for it if you want to publish/distribute your app but c'mon... This is ridiculous.
My app was literally a fresh app creation, a fucking white screen one page fucking app and when I tried to run in on my iPhone, then I ended up having this problem:
dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/libswiftCore.dylib
Referenced from: /var/containers/Bundle/Application/BCD48EAA-82C2-46F6-ADEE-45C740C3B66D/HWorld.app/HWorld
Reason: no suitable image found. Did find:
/private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/BCD48EAA-82C2-46F6-ADEE-45C740C3B66D/HWorld.app/Frameworks/libswiftCore.dylib: code signing blocked mmap() of '/private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/BCD48EAA-82C2-46F6-ADEE-45C740C3B66D/HWorld.app/Frameworks/libswiftCore.dylib'
(lldb)
If any of you guys know how to solve it without paying (even more) PLEASE let me know
THANKS
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