Bundle IDs and limiting apps deployed on testing phone

With Apple paid account can I remove those?

Yes.

Having said that, I’m surprised you’re hitting the bundle ID limit. I create a bazillion test projects as part of my day job so I would hit that limit a lot, but most folks who work on apps only work on a few. And if you need to create a lot of test projects, just give them all the same bundle ID.

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@eskimo, thank you!

I am following a tutorial for learning swift and each module is a new app. I want to test the apps on the device and that's how I hit that limitation. Without uninstalling the older one.

I have 2 more questions if you could help me:

1. I also noticed an warning into XCode 14. It says that Account Authentication Failure, but I have logged into my account. Do you have any idea how to fix that?
2. The apps on the phone deactivate after 7 days? I cannot start them again. Only uninstall. Do I have to redeploy them?

Thank you!

I am following a tutorial for learning swift and each module is a new app.

Ah, interesting. You might want to raise that with the tutorial’s author. It makes sense for someone following the tutorial to be using free provisioning (aka a Personal Team), but the author might not know about this limit because they’re a member of a paid-for team.

I also noticed an warning into XCode 14. It says that Account Authentication Failure, but I have logged into my account. Do you have any idea how to fix that?

No idea, sorry.

The apps on the phone deactivate after 7 days?

Yes. That’s another limitation of free provisioning.

I cannot start them again. Only uninstall. Do I have to redeploy them?

Yes. Doing a Product > Run in Xcode should be sufficient to get the app running again.

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