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Update! The underlying bug that caused the issue with compiling using Xcode 8.3 has been fixed as of the Unreal Engine 4.15.2 hotfix! See the end of this tutorial for information on resetting back to the default Xcode installation.Īfter some time diagnosing the issue, we decided to try compiling our game in a previous version of Xcode. You can find the AnswerHub question about the issue here: ) We recently had to change what version of Xcode we were using to compile a project for iOS, due to a crash when trying to compile with Xcode 8.3 (which at the time of writing had just been released by Apple).

XCODE OLDER VERSIONS HOW TO

In this technical blog post, we'll cover how to change what version of Xcode is used by Unreal Engine to compile C++ projects for iOS.

If you grab the latest daily build of Corona and use it with the current version of Xcode and you’re on a version of macOS that you can run the latest Xcode on, you should be in good shape.From time to time we like to share things we learn when developing our games. You should be able to submit with that version, though at some point, Apple will require iOS 12 releases. Corona 2018.3326 is set to work with iOS 11/Xcode 9. They want you to use a matching Xcode 2 versions back, since iOS is 12.1, you have to use Xcode 10.1.Ĭorona tries to stay up to date, via daily builds and periodic public builds with support for the latest iOS. We recommend using the latest version of macOS.Īpple requires that apps be developed with the current version of iOS. The current version of Xcode should run on the current version of macOS (10.14) and one version back (10.13), but thats a general statement, in some cases it may be less. The current version of Corona (daily build) is 2019.3469 I’ve considered getting the latest daily build of Corona, but from what I can see I don’t think that will help with the AppLovin version mismatch. My question is: Should I be concerned about that version mismatch? Not doing so can negatively impact your eCPMs!

USER Please integrate the latest version of the AppLovin SDK (6.3.0).

In looking through the log messages I ran across these two about the AppLovin plugin that I use for ads: I eventually found the problem with the app, so I think all is well, and I don’t want to change any more versions.īut nowI have one more question about versions. That didn’t really change anything with the problem I was seeing with the app, but I thought it was good that I had eliminated the error message. Later, when things weren’t going quite as well with the app, I thought, “Maybe I should heed the warning from Corona.” So, I de-installed Xcode and re-installed older versions of Xcode until The Corona build process stopped complaining. “Hooray!” I thought (or something like that). You should consider updating your version of Xcode or using Xcode-select to enable a compatible version.īut, Corona let me do the build, and the app ran on the phone. You may encounter issues building or incompatibilities at runtime.

The version of iOS SDK that’s installed on this computer does not match the target iOS version (11.4).

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Then, when I ran Corona Simulator to do the build, it warned me of a version mismatch between the iOS SDK on Xcode and the Corona target, saying:

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Corona 2018.3326 (public build from the web site)įirst, I had to update my MacBook from 10.13.4 to 10.13.5, then to to 10.13.6, to get Xcode to install.

MacOS 10.13.4 (came with the machine I bought).

When I set up my iPhone / MacBook development environment I started with these versions