Custom instruments with unique visualizations to analyze your own code and frameworks Instruments for performance analysis, including CPU, disk, memory, and GPU performance Open Quickly to instantly open any file within the project Refactoring to modify the structure of Swift, Objective-C, C, and C++ code Animations built using simple commands that describe the action you want to see
Preview SwiftUI code or UIKit interfaces in different screen sizes, orientations, and font sizes Design canvas for building UI views using the library of controls and modifiers Source control navigator and service integrations for managing code across a team Live issues display errors as you type and Fix-its improve code with just a click Split editors to show previews or related content View debugging to show a 3D stack of all app's UI view layers at runtime Playgrounds for experimenting and interacting with Swift code SwiftUI framework for creating user interfaces with a declarative Swift syntax Swift programming language that is safe, fast, and modern Remove the key if not needed, or if it can't be removed, add limitsNavigationsToAppBoundDomains to your capacitor config file with true value inside the ios object.- Unified workflow for user interface design, coding, testing, and debugging If still getting the "Plugin not implemented" error, make sure you don't have WKAppBoundDomains key in ios/App/App/ist, that prevents Capacitor's and Plugins code from injecting. If the plugin is not listed, make sure your Podfile looks like this one and run npx cap sync again. On iOS, this can happen if Capacitor doesn't find the plugins or can't inject its code into the WebView.įirst of all, make sure the plugin is installed and appears in the package.json.įinally, check that the plugin is in ios/App/Podfile. See this StackOverflow issue for other possible solutions to this problem.
#Xcode app stops working install#
This error can happen if CocoaPods hasn't been able to run to install your dependencies.įinally, make sure your PATH environment variable does not put /usr/local/bin after $PATH, but rather before it. Error: Sandbox not in sync with the Podfile.lock Next, select all items in that directory and delete:įinally, do a rebuild in Xcode. This opens a Finder window to the location of Xcode's temporary Derived Data. To do this, open Xcode Preferences, choose the Locations tab, and click the small arrow next to your Derived Data path:
To start fresh, you'll need to delete any Derived Data on disk. Sometimes, Xcode clings to old, outdated build artifacts. Navigate to Product -> Clean Build Folder in the Xcode menu to clean your current build. Clean/Rebuild Ĭleaning and rebuilding can fix a number of build issues. It could be as simple as updating a dependency, running clean, or removing Derived Data. iOS Toolbox Įvery iOS developer learns a few common techniques for debugging iOS issues, and you should incorporate these into your workflow: Google, Google, Google Īny time you encounter an issue with iOS, or Xcode, your first step should be to copy and paste the error into a Google search.Ĭapacitor uses the standard iOS toolchain, so chances are if you run into something, many iOS developers have as well, and there's a solution out there. This guide attempts to document common iOS/Xcode issues with possible solutions. Creating a 100% perfect native management tool is nearly impossible, and sooner or later you'll run into various issues with some part of the iOS workflow.
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