I recently updated my development environment to the following versions:

Titanium CLI: v7.1.6 Titanium SDK: v12.5.0.GA Xcode: 16.2 After the update, I encountered an issue with provisioning profiles in VSCode—they are not detected. However, when I check in Xcode, the profiles are visible, and I can select the correct one.

The strange part is:

When I build the app using VSCode, it runs properly in the simulator. When I build the app using Xcode, the simulator opens, but the app gets stuck on the logo screen (frozen). Has anyone experienced a similar issue or have insights into what might be causing this behavior? Could it be related to the Xcode version update or a configuration mismatch? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

I recently updated my development environment to the following versions:

Titanium CLI: v7.1.6 Titanium SDK: v12.5.0.GA Xcode: 16.2 After the update, I encountered an issue with provisioning profiles in VSCode—they are not detected. However, when I check in Xcode, the profiles are visible, and I can select the correct one.

The strange part is:

When I build the app using VSCode, it runs properly in the simulator. When I build the app using Xcode, the simulator opens, but the app gets stuck on the logo screen (frozen). Has anyone experienced a similar issue or have insights into what might be causing this behavior? Could it be related to the Xcode version update or a configuration mismatch? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

• ios
• xcode
• visual-studio-code
• ios-simulator
• titanium

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You shouldn't use Xcode to build the app. There is an (old) open Pr https://github/tidev/titanium-sdk/pull/13032 that should make it work with Xcode again. It's very old so it might not be the same issue you are seeing. But the normal build process is to use ti build -p ios -T# to create a working app and let the CLI drive Xcode to build the app.

You can always add -l trace at the end to see more log output. It will also present you the profiles you can select to build the app.