Debugging on iOS 17 is terribly slow in Xcode15

Debugging on iOS 17 is terribly slow in Xcode15, Is that a solution?

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This is probably tied to the issue being discussed on this thread.

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  • Hello @eskimo , I've already tried all solutions in that thread (turning off wifi, etc.) but there were no success. I have been suffering from this problem for several weeks. Debugging on iOS 17 simulator was also extremly slow, but now everything is fine (read device & simulator). I don't know what solved the problem...

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I had the same issue on my M1 macbook pro. What I tried: Re-install MacOS, Xcode 15 beta, iOS 17 beta, but all failed.

One day, I connected my old iPhone 7 (iOS 15) and built my applicatoin on this phone. After that, debugger works very fast on my new iPhone 15 pro max! I'm not sure this solved the problem, but it works very well now.

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This is probably tied to the issue being discussed on this thread.

Share and Enjoy
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Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
let myEmail = "eskimo" + "1" + "@" + "apple.com"

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  • Hello @eskimo , I've already tried all solutions in that thread (turning off wifi, etc.) but there were no success. I have been suffering from this problem for several weeks. Debugging on iOS 17 simulator was also extremly slow, but now everything is fine (read device & simulator). I don't know what solved the problem...

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Based on comments above, I've quickly fixed this problem - switched to cellular network

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I experience the same problem... debugging (even starting an app via debugger) on a physical device is incredibly slow for months. Since this "other" thread is locked I wanted to post my latest experience here: although my iOS devices are connected via cable to my Mac, I just by "accident" disabled on my iOS device's active Wifi settings the "private Wifi address" switch and all from a sudden debugging and all stuff runs fast again. Even after turning the private wifi address switch back on again, it's still fast to deploy and debug from Xcode (via cable). Perhaps this can be a workaround for someone else as well...

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