However, it's important to be prepared in case of an emergency, such as a lost phone. Under ordinary circumstance, updating the iOS on your phone does not require a rebuild of the app on your phone.

However, we encourage regular updates when a new version of iOS, or of Loop, is released because they often contain bug fixes or improvements which may increase operational stability. Under ordinary circumstances, you do not have to update your Loop app until it expires (1 year for a paid account). There is no need to delete provisioning profiles on a brand new computer, but no harm comes from following the instruction. This will include installing Xcode, configuring Xcode preferences, and adding your Developer ID to Xcode: refer to What about a New Computer?. 'What if it is a new computer but the same developer account?' No big e the Updating Steps to check that your new computer has the required compatible versions and then build your app.Delete the old app once you get the new one all set up. Your existing pod won't work with the new app, so you might want to time this transition when you are due to change pods. 'What if I'm using a new/different developer account?' If you aren't building with the same developer account used when your existing app was built (this includes going from free to paid), then you will be installing a brand new (second) Loop app on your phone.Your existing pod session will continue seamlessly if you are using the same Developer Account to sign the Loop app targets as you did the last time you built.

'Do I need to start a new pod when I update?' No.'Do I delete my old Loop app first?' Definitely not! If you keep your Loop app on your phone, your Loop settings (and existing pod) will continue to work the same after the update.'What is an update?' Anytime you want to change versions or if the app is about to expire, follow the instructions on this page.Determine Required Xcode and macOS Versions

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