On Mon, 14 Mar 2011 08:20:31 -0700, albert jordan <email@hidden> said:
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>I answered my own stupid question... 4.3 was selected as the default target, and the device I had connected was 4.2.
Still might be worth filing a bug, requesting better error messages in this situation. I've seen this message ("No provisioned iOS devices are available") under a wide variety of circumstances, including the presence of outdates provisioning profiles and lots more. It might as well just say "Something went wrong" and have done with it, rather than sending me off checking my USB connections. m.
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