On Visual Studio Mac and Visual Studio Windows, when I attempt to upload my application to the App Store, I get a message during the upload process:
However, when I upload with XCode, there are no issues. I'm able to put the application into TestFlight, download to my phone and it runs fine:
How do I being to debug this problem?
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Is it possible to create an .ipa file in visual studio 2019 without MAC device.
I have tried this link but it doesn't generate the file since I am not connected to MAC.
My project is Xamarin Form IOS and Visual Studio 2019. I have apple developer account.
Without Mac it is impossible. You can also use Mac on cloud service.
After the latest update to Visual Studio 2019 v16.11.3 my iPhone is no longer appearing in the debug list and I can't deploy anymore.
I always deployed without pairing Visual Studio to a Mac and installed iTunes instead.
I have tried restarting my iPhone, changing connection cables but nothing helped. What causes this?
The solution to this problem is to reinstall iTunes via the Microsoft Store. Open iTunes and restart Visual Studio.
Now my iPhone gets detected again.
I'm having a problem with Xamarin.Forms, iOS on-demand resources, and Visual Studio on Windows. Every time when I try to run an application with on-demand resources and trigger a download, I see an error message retrieved from NSBundleResourceRequest.BeginAccessingResourcesAsync() with description: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4994 "The requested application data doesn’t exist.". The application is started from Visual Studio on Windows. I'm building and deploying the application from Visual Studio Enterprise 2019 to an iPhone emulator running on remote Mac Mini. Interesting is, this problem goes away when the application is built and deployed from Visual Studio for Mac, locally.
If you want to try this on your own you can use an official example about On-Demand Resources on the Xamarin platform, called iTravel. I can reproduce the same behavior with it.
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Is this a well-known issue or is there any possible workaround on how to run/debug a Xamarin application which is using on-demand resources from Visual Studio on Windows? My solution can't be fully built on mac.
i am developing cordova windows universal app.i am Successfully associated app with the Store and trying to build the app getting theses errors
Please suggest me to fix build errors
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I am developing an app in kony one studio. Where can I find my app's .apk file?
After build your app the Kony Studio shows at console the path to the apk. Generally it is at "your_namespace_path/temp/your_app_name/build/your_device_configuration_destiny/dist".