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Running iOS simulator NOT in debug mode – Flutter

I try to create screenshots for my iOS Flutter app using the iOS simmulator.
I need those screenshots to submit my app to the App Store.

The problem is, all the simulators (iPhone, iPad etc) show a prominent DEBUG sign on the top of the simulator screen (see the screenshot).

Is there a setting, either in xCode or Simulator app that allows to run the simulator in non-debug mode?
App store requires screenshots for several different types of devices, and I dont’t have (or can afford) all of them.

Debug mark

I run xCode 14 on macOs Monterrey.

In a more general mode – how do people create screenshots for iOS without owning a bunch of physical Apple devices?

I looked for a way to run xCode in non-debug mode, with no success.
I also ran iOS simulator using "flutter run" command out of the console, but it still launches the iOS simulator in a debug mode.

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    PurplePolyhedron - thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

    I set the debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false and it did the trick.

    Thanks again!


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    Use CupertinoApp(debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,) or MaterialApp(debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,)depending on which one you use.

    also you need to run flutter run --release to run release build.
    See https://docs.flutter.dev/testing/build-modes

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