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For several reasons I decided not to upgrade my OSX Mojave to Catalina. One reason is because it excludes 32 apps, but I have goggled may more problems about it.
Unfortunately I made the error of upgrading my iPhone to 13.5.1 (required in order to use the Italian App dedicated to Covid). So now I am not able anymore, with LC9.6.0, to install my standalone directly in my hardware, using xCode 11.3.1

xCode 11.4 needs Catalina and, I suppose, also Xcode 11.5 when the LC version will support it.

What I find strange is that I am able to install my App, generated with xCode11.3.1, on the iPhone using the alpha test of App Store Connect.

What's the difference? Is any way to bypass this thing? Should I pass to Catalina and upgrade dozens of OSX Apps and face the many unknowns that will arise?

Hello Roberto,

Nope, you do not need to upgrade to Catalina.

You can still use LC 9.6.0 on Mojave with Xcode 11.3.x to build and install an iOS app to your iPhone running iOS 13.5.1.

What error are you getting when you try to do so?

Kind regards,
Panos
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SuperCard (which doesn't run on Catalina) recommends installing Parallels and an earlier OSX in order to run 32-bit apps.

Thanks Pano. You were right.
Somehow, after updating the iPhone, Xcode would not allow to install my standalone.
After a OSX restart, everything works. Mah...

I think we need a database or an app to unravel among all possible version combination of LC,OS,iOS,Android,Xcode,simulator,built in extensions and who knows what else.