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inconduitMemberi’m new to gapdebug, so perhaps this is a simple setting issue.
i have an app built with cordova. running ios 8.3.0, my xcode is updated to 6.3. my ios device (iphone) appears under device&apps, but when i launch my app via xcode with the device as the target, the app does not appear under the device in devices&apps.
the certs and provisioning profile are in order so i dont’ think that’s the issue.
what am i missing?
btw, thanks for this tool, it’s exactly what’s been missing in my workflow.
April 15, 2015 at 12:00 pm #354100
support-michaelKeymasterCheck the following:
1) did you sign your ios app using a developer certificate and provision profile
This is an apple requirement. If no see the ios developer portal for creating a these 2 artifacts. In the portal they are different from ad hoc cert/profiles.2) did you enable webkit inspector under the device’s safari settings
see sections 2.2, https://www.genuitec.com/products/gapdebug/learning-center/configuration/
If you find that the webkit inspector setting needed to be changed you may want to unplug the device from the usb cable and then reconnect it.April 19, 2015 at 11:25 am #354115
neohunterParticipantI’ve the exact same problem.
Im running with
# cordova run ios –debug
I’ve web inspector enabled on the device.
I’m not sure if i have it signed with a dev certificate. I know i created a certificate and provisioning profile for push notificaitons and push notifications are working, is the same thing?
How can I check if my app is signed or not, or where to look in xcode.
April 20, 2015 at 2:47 pm #354124
support-michaelKeymasterI’m not sure how to distinguish a developer cert and provision profile from an ad hoc distribution profile by just looking at the files.
Personally I manage several certs and provision profiles. For each of these I try to name with a descriptive name according to their type, app id, expiration date…
I would start by opening the apple ios developer portal and verify that you have created a developer certificate and provision profile. If you don’t have the resources then create them.
Next configure your xcode project’s build settings to use the developer certificate/provision pair. Then rebuild the app.
Lastly, I would stop and restart GapDebug to force a full reset of its connection state.
Let me know what you learn.
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