Hello, I came across a similar issue reported here. I also filed a radar with this information and never got an answer. I kept searching for a fix and tried to change the app package name and reached a state where it never prompted for developer mode on a Enterprise App (seems OK) BUT the App kept crashing on startup. While surfing on the device's logs I found the exact same issue you report here, library not loaded for a pod I have been using for years. I removed it tried again and another library start crashing (also from Cocoapods). I cannot migrate all the libraries I have in Cocoapods because most of them don't have a SPM support so it's a bothersome task I'm still trying to investigate how to achieve with the minimum time impact, but the funny thing is I have deployed a version for a demo in one of my colleague's iPhone and it just works! No crash, no error or ask for developer mode enablement so I'm literally perplexed. I have tried this .ipa in three devices, all of then with iOS 16 and the two of them I use for development I can reproduce the crash so either I'm missing something or there's something wrong with development mode or Cocoapods with iOS 16. Did you managed to get this fixed?

Any update on this? I am experiencing the same issue with latest beta (for both iOS and XCode). I filed a radar (#10105833) but never received an answer. Last application I generated today was properly signed with the certificate for distribution (not development) and generated as enterprise distribution but it still states that I have to enable developer mode.

I ran some tests with XCode 14.0 beta and XCode 134.1 For each version of this App I archive and export with Enterprise certificate it does not run on the iOS 16 device. However, if I create a new App, or an App containing the same references (SPM, CocoaPods) it works. So I am starting to asume the problem is with this particular App or something within its configuration is not being nice with iOS 16. I checked the console logs and the only thing I get is error: [<package> - signature state: Unknown (10), reason: Developer mode is required to run this application The error I get on the device is just a warning that I need to enable Developer Mode to run that application. As I said, ipa was signed with an Enterprise certificate. I have tested with the device not having any other enterprise application installed, and having another application installed and the result is the same. Apparently the only error I can trace is that developer mode is needed to install the application (if I activate developer mode it runs properly, but as I said this should not be the proper behavior, as I cannot ask every user to enable developer mode, even worse if that feature would require XCode in gold version)

Apparently there was an issue with the miriad of antivirus and MDM software installed in the device that prevented the device connection from OS X 11.4. When the antivirus was uninstalled from the machine it started working perfectly, so it was not XCode or Apple related.

Here are the icons on iOS 14 (removed logos or relevant info due to NDA) They have full size black background. This is how they look like on iOS 15 now, don't know what happened, tried to replicate it but it isn't happening any more.