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Recent versions of Xcode do not have the iOS SDK installed by default.
When running Xcode the first time a dialog will ask you if you want iOS SDK (or tvOS, watchOS...).
However if you try to build an iOS application (for Uno or other dotnet UI toolkit, like MAUI) then the build will fail.
The solution is to have uno.check detect if the iOS SDK is present when it checks for Xcode and ask the developer to run Xcode (or start it from uno-check?) to install the SDK.
Recent versions of Xcode do not have the iOS SDK installed by default.
When running Xcode the first time a dialog will ask you if you want iOS SDK (or tvOS, watchOS...).
However if you try to build an iOS application (for Uno or other dotnet UI toolkit, like MAUI) then the build will fail.
The solution is to have
uno.checkdetect if the iOS SDK is present when it checks for Xcode and ask the developer to run Xcode (or start it from uno-check?) to install the SDK.c.c. @nickrandolph
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