Yeah Xcode 9 got the wireless debugging feature.
Here are some steps to get rid of the USB cord for debugging:
Requirements: Xcode 9 or later and a device with iOS 11 or later.
Steps:
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Open the project in Xcode.
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Now take your device and connect using USB(need to connect once :P)
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Now go to Window > Devices and Simulators.
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A window will pop up, where there will be Devices and Simulators. Select “Devices” and the connected device will be shown.
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Select the device and checkmark “Connect via Network”.
- Now if our device can connect with network then an Icon will appear in front of device name.
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Now unplug the cord.
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And hit Run button
Yaayyyyyyy!!! Wireless-debugging works.
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Aditya is a bright iOS developer, have knowledge of objective C, swift, swift 3, JSON, Core data and iPhone development. Apart from that he loves to travel and explore new things.