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After updating to Xcode 11, a framework project, with an iOS only dependency, has started to fail building from command line.
Initially it failed with:
error: Building for Mac Catalyst requires macOS 10.15 or later. (in target 'X iOS' from project 'X')
Changing SUPPORTS_MACCATALYST to NO it fails with:
xcodebuild: error: Failed to build project X with scheme X iOS.
Reason: The run destination My Mac is not valid for Running the scheme 'X iOS'.
And sure enough My Mac is listed in the possible run destinations.
How can I get this removed?
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As mentioned, you can only run iOS apps on your Mac if your computer has an Apple Silicon chip. To check if your device is capable, follow these steps below: Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner of your screen. Click on About this Mac.
Running Your App in the Simulator or on a Device. 1 Choose a Scheme. A scheme is a collection of settings that specify the targets to build, the build configuration, and the executable environment for ... 2 Select a Simulated Device. 3 Select a Real Device. 4 Run the App.
If you choose a real device, add your Apple ID in Accounts preferences and assign the project to a team on the Signing & Capabilities pane of the project editor. A single individual constitutes a one-person team.
So the culprit turns out to be a test target that had SUPPORTS_MACCATALYST = YES. If just a single target in your project has SUPPORTS_MACCATALYST set to YES then My Mac will show up.
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I've had a similar issue. What worked for me was setting:
SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = "iphonesimulator iphoneos";
As well as setting:
SUPPORTS_MACCATALYST = NO;
DERIVE_MACCATALYST_PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER = NO;
It did not work the first time, but it worked after I switched the Support Mac Catalyst option from NO to YES and back to NO again.
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