Hi
Hi,
the new iPhones XS & XSMax don't have a standard 40 character UDID anymore.
Therefore, Tokyo can't compile and deploy apps to those devices even if you have a valid provisioning profile for those devices.
Also iTunes does not provide the UDID anymore for those new devices.
The new UDID format for those is in the form nnnnnnnn-000NNNNNNNNNNNNN
Then the compiler complains and stops deployment.
Anyone found a workaround?
Thanks
Steve
the new iPhones XS & XSMax don't have a standard 40 character UDID anymore.
Therefore, Tokyo can't compile and deploy apps to those devices even if you have a valid provisioning profile for those devices.
Also iTunes does not provide the UDID anymore for those new devices.
The new UDID format for those is in the form nnnnnnnn-000NNNNNNNNNNNNN
Then the compiler complains and stops deployment.
Anyone found a workaround?
Thanks
Steve
ugh,apple just loves to make breaking changes!
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Sarina DuPont Thanks Sarina. I am on subscription and do have access to the beta. I'm going to try, It's just didn't want to download te latest Xcode as long as it's not supported since I have to continue to be able to try my software but I'm going to move ahead and test. Thanks for the clarification.
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