First, the plug-in failure
Will get a bunch of UUID codes.
2. Locate the directory where the Xcode plugin is located ~/library/application support/developer/shared/xcode/plug-ins Select installed plugins such as: Vvdocumenter-xcode, Right-click on the contents of the package, find Info.plist Find the Dvtplugincompatibilityuuids item, add a Item,value value for the previous Xcode uuid, save. Reboot Xcode will prompt "Load bundle" , "Skip bundle", where the "Load bundle" must be selected, or the plugin cannot be used.
3. If the hand is accidentally hit the "Skip Bundle" solution to find the plug-in installation path, continue to open in the info.plist delete and the command side of the same UUID number, usually will be the last line, the line you added to delete the save after you restart Xcode, Add the previous Xcodeuuid again. Plugin prompt reappears on reboot
Second, ATS adaptation
Known as App Transport Security, ATS is a new feature of iOS9 designed to improve the security of iOS devices interacting with servers. To put it simply, ATS blocks unregistered network requests. You can register the corresponding host in the Info.plist file so that the host's network request is not blocked. You can also set a network request that does not block any host.
Reference Document address:https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/General/Reference/ Infoplistkeyreference/articles/cocoakeys.html
Add a dictionary named Nsapptransportsecurity with its key-value pairs:
Nsallowsarbitraryloads:boolean, set to Yes to allow all access
Nsexceptiondomains:dictionary domain names allowed to access
Nsincludessubdomains:boolean contains sub-domains
Nstemporaryexceptionallowsinsecurehttploads:boolean temporarily allow unsafe HTTP loading
Nsthirdpartyexceptionallowsinsecurehttploads:boolean similar to the previous article
Nstemporaryexceptionminimumtlsversion:string the lowest TLS version number
Nsthirdpartyexceptionminimumtlsversion:string similar to the previous article
Temporary allow exceptions when the Nstemporaryexceptionrequiresforwardsecrecy:boolean server supports forward secrecy
Nsthirdpartyexceptionrequiresforwardsecrecy:boolean similar to the previous article
< Key > Nsapptransportsecurity</key><dict> <key>nsallowsarbitraryloads</key> <true/></dict>
<Key>Nsapptransportsecurity</Key><Dict> <Key>Nsexceptiondomains</Key> <Dict> <Key>Yourhost.com</Key> <Dict> <Key>Nsincludessubdomains</Key> <true/> <Key>Nstemporaryexceptionallowsinsecurehttploads</Key> <true/> <Key>Nstemporaryexceptionminimumtlsversion</Key> <string>1.0</string> <Key>Nstemporaryexceptionrequiresforwardsecrecy</Key> <false/> </Dict> </Dict></Dict>
Third, process launch failed:security
This is because the app that IOS9 added later, defaults to untrusted, needs to "
Trust application--general---profile
To run if you add the trust yourself in the
Adaptation issues after upgrading Xcode7 (plugins, ATS, etc.)