Hi,
Is there a way to specify to create development builds?
Thanks
In the Beta we currently build only in release mode, so the Unity development build settings are ignored at this moment.
Thanks for the reply. Is a dev build option in the pipeline then?
We have that feature definitely on our roadmap, so watch this space and we’ll announce when it is available!
+1 I want this feature too
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@noyeti @Victor_Kallai we have released a new update and it offers development builds! Just enable them in your Advanced Build Settings!
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nice one 
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Awesome, you guys are the best
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Hi, did anyone succeed to debug an iOS app without having to build the project on Xcode, only using UnityCloud? Is it even possible? Please help
I have UCB setup to create both Debug and Release versions. I did have to request (via a ticket) to have access to the advanced settings. For me the advance options weren’t available when the features was released, don’t know if that has changed/will change.
I have access to Advance Settings and I can make debug builds, but after that what can I do? How can I see the log on iOS without to run the Xcode project? I have a Mac computer, and I can connect the iPhone/iPad to it but what do I have to do to view the log data?
In XCode you can attach the debugger to a process…
Debug>Attach to Process>ByProcessIdentifier(PID)orName…inXcode
But if you haven’t built the project then you probably wont have matching debug symbols, so not sure how far you would get doing that.
The xcode organizer allows you to access a log of crashes on a device, if your lucky the debug output might be in there…