SHARED_PRECOMPS_DIR = /Users/quanticosolutions/Desktop/myseg/mobile/platforms/ios/build/sharedpchīuild settings from configuration file '/Users/quanticosolutions/Desktop/myseg/mobile/platforms/ios/cordova/build-debug.xcconfig':ĬLANG_ALLOW_NON_MODULAR_INCLUDES_IN_FRAMEWORK_MODULES = YESĬODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS = $(PROJECT_DIR)/$(PROJECT_NAME)/Entitlements-$(CONFIGURATION).plistįRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = $(inherited) '$/$(CONFIGURATION)$(EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME) My console log (it stops here on the build ) Reading build config file:īuilding project: /Users/quanticosolutions/Desktop/myseg/mobile/platforms/ios/MyApp.xcworkspaceĪdding xcodebuildArg: -UseModernBuildSystem=0ĬONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR = /Users/quanticosolutions/Desktop/myseg/mobile/platforms/ios/build/emulator ionic cordova build ios -buildFlag='-UseModernBuildSystem=0' And i already added the flag that i saw on gibhub from cordova link but none of those are making my project run, and if i open the project on xcode it wont even open.Just crash. While you are here, do not forget to check out How to Install Brew on MacOS Ventura, and How to Downgrade Mac Ventura Beta to macOS Monterey.The project was working fine but since i updated the xcode10 and to mac mojaveOS just problems ,for android works fine. That is all you need to know about how to use Xcode on macOS Ventura. This will let you open the Xcode 13 version on the latest mac operating system. To open Finder, go to Applications Folder > Find Xcode App > Right-click on the app and click on Show Package Contents > Open Contents > Open MacOS > and then launch Xcode. That’s it, this will open the older version of Xcode on your macOS Ventura without any error message.Īlternatively, you can open the older Xcode version directly from the Finder.

Copy and paste the following command in Terminal and press the Return key:.

Open Terminal by pressing the CMD + Spacebar keys on your keyboard and typing “Terminal” without quotes and then pressing the Return key.

If you are still looking to install the older version of Xcode (for example Xcode 13), you can try out a workaround given below to get it on the macOS Ventura:

Xcode 10.1 download for mac