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Get "There is no such file or directory" when testing on an iPad device, but not in the simulator

I have an application that I release as an iPhone and iPad, even if it is developed as Universal. The reason is that I have released the English version of Universal and just want to update the versions for iPhone and iPad in Sweden, because it was with separate applications for different devices.

When I launch on the iPhone, I have no problem, but when testing with the iPad, I get a message below that I don’t know how to delete:

"Failed to start" FamilyQuiz_3 "

No such file or directory (/Users/peterk/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp_3-fosmfwberzyfryenqrjlfpacftjv/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/MyApp_3.app/MyApp_3)

I can launch the application from the iPad, but it does not start automatically when sending from XCODE.

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1) make sure your version of iOS Deployment Target matches the version installed on your device in the build settings.

2) remove it from the device

3) close xcode

4) Goto / Users / peterk / Library / Developer / Xcode / DerivedData / on your computer and delete the MyApp_3-fosmfwberzyfryenqrjlfpacftjv folder

if this does not work, try uninstalling the application by restarting the phone and then restarting the computer and do it again.

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