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osy / Jitterbug

Launch JIT enabled iOS app with a second iOS device
Apache License 2.0
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Link to more up-to-date developer images #59

Open JJTech0130 opened 2 years ago

JJTech0130 commented 2 years ago

The repository currently linked in the README is missing a lot of developer images - including all of iOS 15

ap46281 commented 2 years ago

If you are on ios 15, just download the newest one available, like the tutorial says and it works fine. I’m on ios 15.4.1 and can attest on multiple devices that it works.

JJTech0130 commented 2 years ago

What? You're using the iOS 14 one on 15?? I can't even get older 15 versions to work on the latest 15... I ended up just downloading XCode and extracting them myself (see https://github.com/JJTech0130/devimages). Now I'm on the iOS 16 beta, and even the 15 images are too old.

ap46281 commented 2 years ago

Can’t speak for ios 16 but yeah I’m using the 14.5 developer image for my iPhone 12 mini on 15.4.1

sslovelady commented 2 years ago

What? You're using the iOS 14 one on 15?? I can't even get older 15 versions to work on the latest 15... I ended up just downloading XCode and extracting them myself (see https://GitHub.com/JJTech0130/devimages). Now I'm on the iOS 16 beta, and even the 15 images are too old.

were you able to mount the 16 beta disk? I've been getting ImageMountFailed. (iPhone 13 Pro iOS 16 Dev 1)

JJTech0130 commented 2 years ago

Yes. It works fine. Do you have both the signature and the DMG?

sslovelady commented 2 years ago

Yeah I have both. I grabbed them from your repo lol

JJTech0130 commented 2 years ago

Hum... I have no idea.

ShiShuMo commented 1 year ago

https://github.com/ShiShuMo/Xcode_Developer_Disk_Images 15.7 & 16.1 disk image added

SugarRayLua commented 10 months ago

It takes a while to download Xcode each time but the latest Developer Disk Images are available in each Xcode release. If you have an Apple developer account (even free account) you should be able to download Xcode and "show files" in the unzipped Xcode Mac package and find them. Fyi.