Nisarg Jhaveri

We internally use [ios-deploy](https://github.com/ios-control/ios-deploy) for most of the steps, e.g. install and launch the app, starting a debugserver on the device. And use the debugserver port to attach the debugger....

@kuglee, thanks for reporting this. Could you please mention some more concrete steps to reproduce this? It'll help me test. Also, the example project link seems to be wrong, it...

Thanks for the info. I tried and I am able to see the logs as expected, including "HotReloading available ..." and "hello". Can you please check and mention the version...

If you're talking about building with xcodebuild, this plugin doesn't really support that. Also, no idea why it'd fail either.

For remote connection, your remote machine needs to be Mac (where your project will built using Xcode). You local machine can be Mac/Windows/Linux. With this setup you can debug on...

> It would be awesome being able of using this on an RPi Zero 2 W or equivalent unit. You can check out one of my project here: [nisargjhaveri/AAWirelessDongle](https://github.com/nisargjhaveri/AAWirelessDongle). Still...

You can try running the failing `ios-deploy` command directly and see what the error is? We need to improve logging a bit to actually log the command output as well...

The DeviceSupportError reported seems very relevant. Do you have the correct version of Xcode installed that support your device's iOS version? If yes, need to debug further why ios-deploy can't...

Could you please try using latest ios-deploy directly. If the issue still persists, it might be useful to create an issue on ios-deploy. If it gets fixed, we need to...

This is unfortunate. We do use ios-deploy for other actions such as starting the debugserver as well, which I believe devicectl does not yet support.