The installed Xamarin.iOS (version 10.12) on the Mac Unnamed Server is not compatible with the local Xamarin.iOS (version 11.0). How can i update the xamarin.ios on mac and then install it? I'm using visual studio 2017. Run the 'Visual Studio Installer' for Visual Studio 2017, and take the update from Visual Studio 2017 version 15.2 to Visual Studio 2017 version 15.3 (non-preview). Check which version of the Xamarin.iOS extension is now installed in Visual Studio 2017 version 15.3 (non-preview).

Set up and Install Visual Studio for Mac • • 3 minutes to read • Contributors • • • • • • In this article Requirements To start developing native, cross-platform apps when you download Visual Studio for Mac there are a couple of things that you must install and set up in preparation. For working with iOS in Visual Studio you need the following pieces: • a Mac with macOS Sierra 10.12 or above • Xcode 8.3 or above. The latest stable version is usually recommended. • An Apple ID. If you don't have an Apple ID already you can create a new one at. It's necessary to have an Apple ID for installing and signing into Xcode.

Tip Visual Studio 2019 for Mac preview is for testing. Install • Download Visual Studio for Mac from • Once the installer package is downloaded, click the VisualStudioForMacInstaller.dmg file to mount the installer and then run it by double-clicking the logo, as illustrated by the following image: • You might be prompted with an alert dialog similar to the following image. In this case, click Open: • The installer inspects your system to verify which components need to be installed or updated: • You'll then be presented with an alert dialog asking you to acknowledge the Privacy and License terms. Press the Continue button to acknowledge the terms: • The installer presents a list of required components that are missing and that need to be downloaded and installed. Select the products you wish to download here: If you do not wish to install all platforms, use the guide below to help you decide which platforms to install: • Apps using Xamarin: • Xamarin.Forms – Select Android and iOS platforms.

• iOS only – Select iOS platform (Note that you will need to install ). • Android only – Select Android platform (Note that you should also select the relevant dependencies). • Mac only – Select macOS platform (Note that you will need to install ). • Fully cross-platform Xamarin apps – Select Android, iOS, and macOS platforms.

Run the following command (on Linux distributions you might need to use sudo): docker run -it microsoft/azure-cli:0.10.17 Run Azure classic CLI commands After the classic CLI is installed, run the azure command from your command-line user interface (Bash, Terminal, Command prompt, and so on). For example, to run the help command, type the following: azure help. Docker oh my zsh.

•.NET Core applications – Select.NET Core platform. • ASP.NET Core Web Applications – Select.NET Core platform. • Cross-platform Unity Game Development – No additional platforms need to be installed beyond Visual Studio for Mac. Refer to the for more information on installing the Unity extension. This installation screen displays the version and size of each individual component. You can click each component to display a list of dependencies for that component (for Android), see additional packages that it downloads (for.NET Core), or view any additional applications required (for iOS and macOS): • Once you are happy with your selection, select the Install and Update button to start the installation process.