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When I tried to run the MAUI project on Visual Studio Community 2022 for Mac, I faced the error below.
Error: Could not find any available provisioning profiles for ApplicationName on iOS.
I fixed the above error by deleting the .vs, obj, and bin folders on the project and deleting the aps-environment key from Entitlements.plist as suggested on this thread and also from Visual Studio I tried to clean and rebuild the solution. After that, the MAUI project is installed on the iOS simulator, but the application does not open and shows the alert below.
you can't open the application "Application Name" because this application is not supported on this Mac.
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This is the first time I am running the MAUI app on my Mac. I installed the latest version of Visual Studio for Mac and Xcode. Any other softwares do I need to install the proper working of .NET MAUI on Mac?
Can you please provide me with a solution to resolve this issue?
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What's the iOS version of the simulator?
Can you run the app on your physical devices?
And I'm not sure if you added some features that the simulator doesn't support. It looks like you add push notification feature. Would you mind sharing the Entitlements.plist?
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You’re probably building the wrong binary type. The simulator is the same hardware as hosting Mac. So on Intel Mac you need to build x86, on arm Mac you need to build arm64.
note: Visual Studio Mac support ends in August. You should be picking your replacement. I switched to Xcode and Swift/SwiftUI
@Bruce (SqlWork.com) I have updated the question with more findings, could you please check that.