I’m setting up an iOS environment to run my NativeScript app, but I don’t have a macOS device, so I’m using a virtual machine. After building the .app file and installing it to a iPhone emulator, the app immediately crashes on launch.

Checking the Console.app logs, I see the following errors:

Process: RunningBoardd
memorystatus_control error: MEMORYSTATUS_CMD_CONVERT_MEMLIMIT_MB(0) returned -1 1 (Operation not permitted)

Process: RunningBoardd
app<.nativescript.mycompany((null))>:67094] Memorystatus failed with unexpected error: Operation not permitted (1)

Process: SpringBoard
Snapshot generation request for bundleID: .nativescript.mycompany rejected due to the app being denylisted.

Process: SpringBoard
Scene FBSceneManager/sceneID:.nativescript.mycompany-default update failed: <NSError: 0x600000dfa220; domain: FBSceneErrorDomain; code: 1 ("operation-failed"); "Scene update failed."> {
    NSUnderlyingError = <NSError: 0x600000dfc510; domain: FBWorkspaceScene; code: 1; "Client process exited.">;
}

Environment Details:

• macOS: Ventura 13.2

• Xcode: 15.2

• iOS Version: 17.2

• Tested Emulators: iPhone SE, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Plus

The same project runs successfully in the Android environment without any issues.

Any insights would be greatly appreciated!