A Microsoft open-source framework for building native device applications spanning mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Thank you @Eric Bauer for your question.
As of now (Sep 24), Xcode 27 GA isn't supported with .NET 10. That's why you are getting the IDB startup error here, since IDB is the agent Pair to Mac uses to talk to iOS devices and simulators.
That said, the latest release of .NET 10 does include a preview for Xcode 27 beta 6 (you can find the details here), if you want to try that out. Alternatively, you may want to use older versions of Xcode for now.
Update (Sep 29): .NET 10 support for Xcode 27 has now been released. You can now update your .NET for iOS workload to use Xcode 27, which should resolve the issue. Please note that Xcode 27.0 is required for this release.
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