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Vision Pro support? #597

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gigq opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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Vision Pro support? #597

gigq opened this issue Feb 7, 2024 · 1 comment

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@gigq
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gigq commented Feb 7, 2024

I'm trying to use ios-deploy to connect to a Vision Pro but it's unable to see it on the network. It does see my iphone and ipad but can't see the Vision Pro. I have the same issue in go-ios, wasn't sure if this is just something that doesn't work yet due to the newness of the device or if I have something not setup correctly on my side. I am able to see the Vision Pro wirelessly connected in Xcode and do installs there. If there is anything I can run to debug let me know.

@ivanhernandez13
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I don't think ios-deploy can support visionOS (in its current form at least). It's a tool built on Apple's MobileDevice framework which AFAIK does not support visionOS. Starting with Xcode 15, Apple has swapped to a new CoreDevice framework to interact with devices. visionOS is only supported with the newer CoreDevice framework (as is iOS 17 which you may have noticed that some ios-deploy features no longer work on).

Apple does ship a command line tool similar to ios-deploy with Xcode 15 called devicectl that provides many of the same features (see xcrun devicectl --help). One notable missing feature from devicectl is the ability to connect a debugger to the device. The CoreDevice framework is capable of doing so but Apple's command line tool does not provide that feature.

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