Xcode 15 beta does not come with Device support files for iOS 17. Any other way we would run iOS 17 devices on Xcode 14
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iOS 17 Simulator on Xcode 14
Since Xcode 15, you should download the iOS separately and it is officially available at the Apple developer site
Once you download the
simruntime
, trust the DMG file and copy it to the desired directory, It will automatically appear in the both Xcode 15 and Xcode 14:Xcode 14:
iOS 17 Real Device with Xcode 14
This is not discovered yet
The only way to deploy to iOS 17 devices is to use Xcode 15.
I spent the whole week and found out how new beta simulators can be installed.
↑This part was unnecessary. Never mind.
Just download Xcode 15 Beta xip file.
After extracting
Xcode_15_Beta.xip
, execute the commands below in terminal. (Don’t use sudo)This command might require you to allow Xcode 15 Beta for File/Folder access authority towards
~/Downloads
. Allow it.After installing those simulators, I could use iOS 17.0 Beta with Xcode 14.2 selected as
$DEVELOPER_DIR
.