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I previously built my app in an Xcode 7 beta as my testing device is an iOS 9.0 device. I recently deleted Xcode 7 and began working on my app in Xcode 6.4 (not a beta). 6.4 does not support iOS 9 but my iPhone on an iOS 9 Beta is not uneligible (as it should because 6.4 doesn't support 9.0). Are there some files I can remove so that my device is ineligible? I believe once I fix this problem, I can finally submit a new build for review to iTunes Connect because I shouldn't get this error message when submitting my app:
New apps and app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with public (GM) versions of Xcode 6 or higher and iOS 8 SDK. Do not submit apps built with beta software for store review.
Also, my app is not written in Swift so I cannot do the Swift 2.0 conversion to Swift 1.2.
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Build, Run, and Debug Your App To build and run your code, choose Product > Run, or click the Run button in your project's toolbar. Xcode analyzes your scheme's targets and builds them in the proper sequence. After a successful build, Xcode launches the associated app.
After downloading Xcode and learning Swift, you're going to be able to not only build iOS apps for an iPhone, but also apps for other Apple products such as iPads, Apple watch apps, Apple TV apps, etc. Now, downloading Xcode and learning Swift isn't as simple as it sounds.
Apps that you submit should be developed using the latest version of Xcode from the Mac App Store and should be built for publicly available versions of iOS, OS X, and watchOS — except when GM seeds are available. Now Mac App Store's Xcode is 6.4 and OS X Yosemite is Build 14F27. If you user xcode 6.4 on OS X El Capitan, you should follow the steps:
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