In the error description it says" HTTP load failed ". Apple wants the developers to use HTTPS and TLS 1.2 for network calls. It might work on device, But I believe this is the reason of the error.
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Funny that I have the same question, tried everything and cannot get the focusEntity away :)
It did not work for me. I tried multiple times to delete the ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS\ DeviceSupport, restart Xcode. Delete cache, unpair the device and re-pair it.
After trying all of the above I deselected Product -> Scheme -> Edit scheme -> Select Run (left column) -> untick Debug executable
Not the best solution probably but waiting for Apple to fix this. It seems a bug...
I updated to Xcode 13.2 beta and I have this issue as well (macOS 11.5). Tried everything without success!
There are two ways. One is to add an empty launch storyboard file...
But maybe better, I found out that if you do not want storyboards, you leave the "launch screen file" field in general empty, and modify the plist file (I used a plist from a new SwiftUI project without storyboards... ) you will only need to delete the AppDelegate file and add the @main file as in the SwiftUI projects and it is working.
@main
struct myApp: App {
var body: some Scene {
WindowGroup {
ContentView()
}
}
}
I just had exactly the same issue and error message. After a while I realised that the problem was my internet and I had to restart the router :) Hope this helps