If I put ios 6 beta on my iphone can I still develop and submit updates for my app on ios 5?
What iOS version you put on your phone doesn't matter. The important thing is, that you can only submit apps using a non-beta version of XCode (the one on the Mac App Store). You can't submit an app to the App Store using the beta version of XCode that is available on the developer portal (and which you need to develop iOS 6 apps) along with iOS 6.
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I am working on an app and thinking about upgrading to the Xcode 8 Beta and using Swift 3. In its current state, is it possible to publish apps for iOS 9? Obviously when the full version comes out, I should be able to, but what if I want to publish something in the next month or two?
https://developer.apple.com/support/beta-software/
Apps that are created using beta versions of Xcode or that are built for beta versions of an OS will not be accepted on the App Store.
I had develop keyboard extension for iphone app. But my app is also deployed in ios 7 too.
In the iOS 7 it is crash. I get solution from Apple doc but did not understand.Deploying a Containing App to Older Versions of iOS
Please Help to solve this.
Thanks.
I have uploaded app on appstore tested on for ios 7.0 and 8.0. Now I brought new iphone 6 (iOS 8.1.2) and downloaded same app from appstore. When I open it, its get hang on first screen. But when I am running same app from Xcode its working fine. Help me if anyone knows.
You need to update Xcode to 6.1 and also use updated versions of frameworks or third party you are using.
I started to t work on an App using SDK 6 and then switched to iOS 7 Beta and Xcode 5, but Apps created with Beta SDKs cannot be submitted to the App Store.
Does this also apply to the project I started with Xcode 4.6 and SDK 6? If so, is there any way to go back like simply using Xcode 4.6 and iOS 6 again (I won't be using any iOS 7 APIs)?
You'll need to code-sign and archive from the iOS 6 SDK. I have done this back-tracking before and it required some work with storyboards.
Assuming you have both versions of Xcode installed on your machine, you can try simply opening your Xcode 5 project in Xcode 4.6. Like I said, however, when doing this I had trouble with a storyboard, but you can address that issue if you reach it.
I have existing iphone app which is developed using XCode 4.2 and base sdk as iOS 5.0,Compiler is APPLE LLVM compiler 3.0.
Now as the iOS 6 is upcoming am I supposed to (or rather ought to) rebuild this app with latest XCode and the base SDK (i.e. XCode 4.5, base sdk as iOS 6.0, Compiler :-Apple LLVM Compiler 4.1) or will I be OK submitting my upgrade with older XCode and base SDK settings?
Will I be facing any issue while submitting my app built with older settings?
if your app works fine with iOS5 and you don't need any futures from iOS6, then leave it like this. iOS6 suppose to support the apps build with previous iOS. So, it means your app should work.