Deploying .NET MAUI App to iPhone | Crashing continues

(In)Stability of .NET MAUI was the topic in one of my last videos - this time I decided to bring the big guns and run build again completely reinstalled Mac (M1 | Monterey) with minimum dependencies and zero conflicting software.
Frustration continues...

[@stevebrooke9509]

Thanks for sharing. You've made it further than me. I am running VS on a PC with a remote Mac and iPhone connected to the Mac. Once I was able to run my app on the iPhone simulator but never the physical iPhone. I always seem to get "Verification of iOS environment is running" message when trying to deploy (for both simulator and physical). Local Android device is never a problem. I've messed around with Maui now for over a month but I think I will need to back out and go back to Android Studio and Xcode. Xcode is new to me.

[@chezchezchezchez]

Ok, months later!
How's your progress?
I'm about to deploy an ios app!

[@ahmadaburkaiek]

and they still did not fix it yet and there is no clear solution , anybody have a clue ?

[@sizeofeight]

I was able to retrieve logs from my device and it seems that there is problem with memory management which again points to the problem with .NET MAUI.
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Subtype: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x000000016f2bfff8

[@shaileshpandey6214]

I am getting an error when publish project for distribution.
Error :
unable to build chain to self signed root for signer Apple Development created via API (......) In build folder path.
Windows machine paired with Mac machine.

[@sizeofeight]

It's not a bad idea to first use XCode and to build blank app and deploy it to the iPhone or Simulator. Then you can copy identifier of it and paste it into the plist of app you are building. Try it out, maybe it helps :)

[@shaileshpandey6214]

@@sizeofeight Thank you.
Log in xcode with apple developer account then ptublish again and done.

[@vandeljasonstrypper6734]

What your current status now?