How to disable the debugging symbols in Xamarin.iOS application.I get this bug from penetration testing team.The below step I have already did, but again I get the same error from the team.
iOS solution =>Option=>ios Debug=> Enable debugging (unchecked)
Please helps me on this , am stuck on this for a week.
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I am developping a Xamarin.Forms app that should be compatible with Windows(UWP), Android and TizenTV. I am using .Net Core SignalR Client. The App works fine on Windows & Android but I can't get it to Work on Tizen (main Code is the same). Especially one line of code from signalR is not Working.
hubConnection = new HubConnectionBuilder().WithUrl(apiUrl+ "registration-hub").Build();
If it is excecuted in an Emulator with the Visual Studio Debugger the code just leaves the thread and doesn't continue after this line.
It doesn't log errors or anything else. If try to change the Exception Settings in Visual Studio i get this notification:
This debug engine does not support exception conditions. The condition(s) will be ignored.
I tried updating & downgrading packages but nothing worked. I can reproduce this in new empty .Net Tizen Projects.
I've just had exactly the same problem on my Xamarin forms project. For me, the fix was:
Start debugging
"Exception Settings" window
Click 5th icon: "Restore the list fo the default settings"
I am getting an error in Xamarin when building a release version. I actually have never released code before, and i have no idea what im doing. if you could tell me, i am getting this error but i do not know how to follow the instructions because my Visual Studio doesnt have a menu called properties
Debug is not enabled in the current configuration. Please Start
Without Debugging or change it in Properties -> iOS Build.
Right click to IOS project--> open Proprieties page and enabled debug for IOS
I'm trying to integrate Firebase Analytics to my xamarin forms application. For Xamarin.IOS I'm using Xamarin.Firebase.iOS.Analytics version 5.0.1
And getting the below error while building.
./iOS/MTOUCH: Error MT3001: Could not AOT the assembly '/iOS/obj/iPhone/Debug/mtouch-cache/Build/Firebase.Analytics.dll' (MT3001)
Not able to understand what could go wrong. Is there any configuration changed I have to do.?
Firstly ,make sure that your VS and Xcode are up-to-date. If the issue continue, you can right
click your project ->options->iOS build ->Linker Behavior
set the value as Don’t Link. In addition, delete the folder obj and bin and rebuild your project again.
I've just installed Visual Studio on my Mac and started my first Xamarin Forms project. I've clicked "Getting Started" for my HelloWorld, and tried to run in the iOS simulator and got the following error :
the selected execution mode is not supported for .net projects
Could anyone please explain to me why this problem appears and how to open the simulator? Android simulator works just fine.
For those having similar issues, it seems as though the Getting Started doesn’t quite work well on Mac.
Instead of using it to open the simulators, simply right click your project and run from simulator there instead.
I am working on an issue with UWP application with Xamarin.Forms. I have noticed that when I set the build configuration to Release mode MessagingCenter class stop working without crashing but in Debug mode MessagingCenter works fine.
I set my output log to verbose mode and it is clean without any error or exception. I guess that ".Net Native tool chain" is optimizing the code and aggressively removing some of the dependencies. Has anyone faced this issue before or maybe know a workaround for this?