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How to run apps on iPhone/iPad using Xcode 7 without enrolling to Apple's Developer Program?

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I have a Macbook with OSX 10.10.3, Xcode 7 beta and an iPhone 4. I haven't enrolled to Apple's Developer Program. I think that since the latest WWDC any developer can run apps on their device. How can I achieve that on a real device in Xcode 7 Beta?

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Jayakrishnan M Avatar asked Jun 09 '15 08:06

Jayakrishnan M


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Please follow the steps below:

  1. Install Xcode 7.

  2. Give a unique bundle identifier (any unique identifier):

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  3. Select a valid team from the "Team" option (you can add an account from Xcode preferences, but there is also an option for adding an account):

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  4. Then click on Fix Issue. It will take some time and will be resolved. (If you are getting any error, then there may be some issue with your Apple developer account.)

  5. If you are not getting any kind of error after clicking on Fix Issue, then your set up succeeded:

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  6. Now connect your device. Run your code on Xcode 7 by selecting the destination as your connected device name.

I have tried it with the Xcode 7 beta version.

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Manoj Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 20:10

Manoj