Dave Nottage

You may need to follow these steps: Delete the SDK folder under: C:\Users\(username)\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\SDKs Delete the SDK from the SDK Manager in Delphi On the Mac, in the ~\PAServer\scratch-dir folder, remove any folders starting with cache-dir In Delphi, re-add the SDK

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It might help to show the rest of your code

Not for the purposes of compiling - the SDK files in the SDKs folder on the Windows machine are what is used

It's easy enough to check whether or not the file exists in each case - it's not like the linker randomly chooses whether to believe it does. In. my case, the file that the linker is referring to is in: C:\Users\dave\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\SDKs\iPhoneSimulator18.5.sdk\System\Library\PrivateFrameworks\DocumentManager.framework

Exactly the same error? i.e. ld: file not found: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DocumentManager.framework/DocumentManager for architecture arm64 If so, the SDK still has not imported properly. You may need to delete the SDK folder, then remove the cache-dir- folders, then re-import. If the folder still doesn't import there's some issue at play I've not seen before.

I've since remembered that the new PAServer was actually in the patch folder. I've installed it now, but same result: the apps work.

macOS PAServer version? It's still 14.3.14.2 for the May patch. At least it is for me. A blank application built against this SDK works OK for me... ..for a device with this iOS version.

If it were being caused by the May patch (which contains no changes for iOS development), I'd expect to see a lot more reports of it. What is your environment (aside from Delphi 12.3, since you mention the May patch), i.e. Xcode version, iOS SDK version, PAServer version? I'm using Xcode 16.4, iOS 18.2 SDK, PAServer 14.3.14.2.

I suspect there's some other issue causing that. The App Store requirement relates to the versions of Xcode and iOS SDK that need to built against, not the Minimum iOS Version set in the linking options.

Correction - as per the report, the problem started with Delphi 12.2. It was working before that.

It has nothing to do with the May patch - the problem may have existed even before Delphi 12. Is there a reason why you need to set the min version above 13?

I suspect you mean "14 or higher", because I can build using a: Minimum iOS version supported value of 13.0

It's because at the time, they had no connection to the internet. I've seen this myself where wifi is not exactly reliable.

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