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Hi, I'm having trouble running the generated egui example, getting the following error when running
Based on the error message it looks like I'm supposed to sign up for the Apple Developer Program but I think it should be possible to just test manually on my iPhone, correct? It seems it's related to the domain I'm entering during Apologies if this is covered somewhere, haven't found anything. Thanks in advance. |
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I've finally gotten it to work. It looks like the domain has to be globally unique (or associated with one's Apple) but otherwise it can be a made up domain as long as it's not example.com, which is obviously already taken. Then you have to open xcode, click on the app name at the root of the file tree, there go to Signing & Capabilities tab and enable your developer profile if it isn't already. Unrelated, but maybe it helps someone: for me there was an error when the app name contained spaces, it seems like that's not correctly parsed. |
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I've finally gotten it to work.
It looks like the domain has to be globally unique (or associated with one's Apple) but otherwise it can be a made up domain as long as it's not example.com, which is obviously already taken.
Then you have to open xcode, click on the app name at the root of the file tree, there go to Signing & Capabilities tab and enable your developer profile if it isn't already.
Unrelated, but maybe it helps someone: for me there was an error when the app name contained spaces, it seems like that's not correctly parsed.