![]() You'll still need a Mac build host to build, sign, and deploy your app for production purposes. It can only be used to deploy apps that use the debug build configuration.There are limitations when using hot restart: Then, ensure that Enable Hot Restart is checked: Next, in the Options dialog box, expand Xamarin and select iOS Settings. If it's been previously disabled, it can be enabled by selecting Tools > Options from the Visual Studio menu bar. Hot restart is enabled by default in Visual Studio 2022. Code here won't be executed when debugging with hot restart The HOTRESTART preprocessor symbol can be used to prevent code from executing when debugging with hot restart: #if !HOTRESTART ![]() While you're debugging your app, you can edit your C# code and press the restart button in the Visual Studio toolbar to restart your debug session with the new changes applied: Launch the app on your device and Visual Studio will connect the debugger to your running app, and the Connecting Debugger dialog will be dismissed. In the Visual Studio toolbar, select your local connected iOS device in the debug target drop-down, and click the Run button to build your app and deploy it to your local iOS device:Īfter deploying your app, Visual Studio will display the Connecting Debugger dialog: To deploy and debug your app:Įnsure that your local connected iOS device is unlocked. However, you can use manual provisioning if the correct provisioning profiles are present on your machine.Īfter performing the initial setup, your local connected iOS device will appear in the debug target drop-down menu. Using automatic provisioning is recommended so that additional iOS devices can be easily configured for deployment. Then, click the Ok button to dismiss the Configure Automatic Provisioning dialog. Visual Studio will complete the automatic provisioning process. In the Configure Automatic Provisioning dialog, select the team for your Connect API key: The Configure Automatic Provisioning dialog will appear. Use the Scheme drop-down to select Automatic Provisioning and then click the Configure Automatic Provisioning hyperlink: In the project properties, expand iOS and select Bundle Signing. ![]() In Solution Explorer, right-click on your project and select Properties. Your Apple Developer Program account will be added to Visual Studio and the Setup Hot Restart setup wizard will close. In the Setup Hot Restart setup wizard, click the Finish button: The Individual account dialog will close. ![]() In the Individual account dialog, click the Add button. The Private key can also be downloaded from this location: The Name, Issuer ID, and Key ID data can be found in App Store Connect by selecting Users and Access and then the Keys tab. In the Individual account dialog, enter your App Store Connect API key data: For information about creating an App Store Connect API key, see Creating API Keys for App Store Connect API on. This will require you to have an Apple Developer account and paid Apple Developer Program enrollment. Then proceed to step 12.Ĭreate an App Store Connect API key. In the Setup Hot Restart setup wizard, select Download iTunes:Īlternatively, to configure hot restart to use an enterprise Apple Developer account, click the Sign in with an enterprise account hyperlink and enter your credentials in the dialog that appears. If you don't have iTunes installed, the setup wizard will prompt you to install it. In the Setup Hot Restart setup wizard, select Next: The Setup Hot Restart setup wizard will appear, which will guide you through setting up a local iOS device for hot restart deployment. In the Visual Studio toolbar, select Local Device: In the Visual Studio toolbar, use the Debug Target drop-down to select iOS Local Devices and then the Local Device entry: Perform the following steps to set up hot restart:
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