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Check the built environment from the “Info.plist” file
Once an application or library has been released, there may be times when you need to reproduce the original build environment to fix bugs. Usually, using the latest version of the environment at the time of the correction is fine. Howev... -
About iOS Developer Mode
Developer mode was introduced in iOS 15. When developer mode is turned off, you are unable to develop apps on the actual device, including such as installing and debugging an app under development. This article explains how to turn on de... -
Setting up a GitLab account on Xcode
After setting up a GitLab account in Xcode, you can directly access GitLab repositories from Xcode. This article explains how to set up a GitLab account in Xcode. 【Generate a personal access token】 To access GitLab from Xcode, you need... -
Setting up a GitHub account on Xcode
After setting up a GitHub account in Xcode, you can access GitHub repositories directly from Xcode. This article explains how to set up a GitHub account in Xcode. 【Generate the access token】 To access GitHub with Xcode, you'll need an ... -
Configure the code signing setting of the Xcode project with the configuration settings file
When developing an iOS app that you plan to distribute as open source or sample code, you might prefer not to embed code signing settings directly into the project file. However, while working locally, you must set the code signing setti...
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