XCode 14.3 doesn't list iOS device

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ricochet OP

Created May ’23

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I use XCode versions 14.2 and 14.3 on my M1 Mac with Ventura 13.3.1 and switch between them with the Xcodes app.

When version 14.2 is active i can see the connected iOS device (iOS version 16.4.1).

As soon as i switch to version 14.3 that device is not listed anymore and therefore i also cannot target it for a deployment. Interesting is that i see that iOS device when opening XCode 14.3 and i even can deploy my Flutter app to that device within XCode.

Devices with older iOS versions (i.e. 15.7.x) are listed without any problems when using XCode 14.3.

I get the following error when calling arch -arm64e xcrun xcdevice list --timeout 2 with XCode 14.3 enabled:

xcdevice[1473:15359] DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState: DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState_Disabled set via user default (DVTEnableCoreDevice=disabled)

With XCode 14.2 this error doesn't show up and the iOS device with iOS Version 16.4.1 is listed.

The 16.4 simulators are listed but a deployment of the app fails with the same mentioned error.

Is this a known issue or what can i do to make this work when using XCode 14.3? xcrun versions are 64 (XCode 14.3) and 61 (XCode 14.2).

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Answer 1

mattlo OP

May ’23

Also running into this issue on Xcode 14.3

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Answer 2

ricochet OP

May ’23

I still haven't found a solution neither - and after more than 3 weeks i'm not sure if there is one. If you're interested you can find here my ongoing findings about this issue.

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Answer 3

samimooka OP

Jun ’23

Hello friends, I had this problem after transferring Flutter project files from Windows to Mac And with this command, the problem was solved chmod +x /Users/sami/Desktop/audio/ios/Pods/Target\ Support\ Files/Pods-Runner/Pods-Runner-frameworks.sh

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Answer 4

ricochet OP

Jun ’23

Today i was asked by Apple to try with the just released Xcode 15 Beta. So i downloaded that version with Xcodes app and ran the command xcrun -v xcdevice list, where the device with iOS 16.4.1 is now somehow recognised (and goes through a 4-step lifecycle: makeReady, Started mountDDI, Ended mountDDI and Ended makeReady) but it still is not included in the final output list of found/active/attached devices - which means: It still doesn't work. The warning DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState: DVTCoreDeviceEnabledState_Disabled set via user default ... however is gone now.

I updated my open ticket in Feedback Assistant and hope that they finally can solve it or tell me what's not working correctly on my Mac.

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