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Qt build kits for iOS missing after upgrading Xcode 7

I have the same problem as in the ESRI forums related here:

https://geonet.esri.com/thread/165647

Namely....

I was creating a new deployment for the iPad and through the Apple developer site to which he requested, I accepted a new license agreement today. When I downloaded the new provisioning profile, it updated Xcode, and now the builds for iOS are not valid in QT Creator.

I can create it just fine in Xcode and deploy it to the device, it just builds the kits gone in the creator.

Any thoughts?

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I ran into this problem. I “fixed” it as follows:

1) Download Xcode 6.4 dmg (and possibly 7.0 if you need) from the links on this topic: How to download Xcode DMG or XIP file?

2) Install 6.4 using the “save both” option when you drop it into applications (next to broken 7)

3) Rename 7 to "Xcode 7.0". And 6.4 to the plain old "Xcode".

Then Qt will be able to use the iOS suite again.

4) After creating the assembly using Qt, you can later open the project in Xcode 7 manually, if necessary.

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This is certainly not the best solution, but I managed to start everything again by uninstalling Xcode, rebooting, processing Xcode 6.4, and rebooting time.

I think you could leave with Time Machining, so I don’t think you need to remove Xcode and reboot before handling the time. Just share the rounds of steps I took.

If I find the best answer, I will try to remember here.

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