If you get “myProject.iOS is not configured to deploy”, go to Build –> Configuration Manager and click “deploy”.It will make you setup a few other things first. Go to and setup a provisioning profile.Right-click iOS project –> Properties –> iOS Bundle Signing –> Manage accounts –> View Details –> Create Certificate –> Create development certificate.If you get stuck at “Running automatic provisioning” in Step 3 of the wizard, you need to.Instead the project type needs to be either “iOS XAML App (Xamarin Forms)” or “Mobile App (Xamarin Forms) If you create the iOS project using Add –> New Project –> “iOS App (Xamarin)”, you won’t see “Local Device” in the dropdown.They say it takes up to 48 hours, but I had to wait 1.5 weeks to become accepted -_. You need to sign up for Apple development program AND wait to be accepted.And a bug related to Hot Restart was recently fixed in VS 2022. You NEED the latest version of VS 2022.You MUST have the Microsoft Store version in order for it to work. The non-Microsoft-store version of iTunes does NOT work anymore.Thanks to BlueRaja who was prepared to document their experience, here are a bunch of updates/changes/fixes that need to be applied when following this post:
