Im a semi beginner with Swift and Xcode and am developing an application that needs to be able to connect to a given wifi thats within range. I found out that you must be enrolled as a Apple Developer, so i payed the 99$ yearly fee to access the functions like "NEHotspotConfiguration()". Ive tried to add a new account, but it still just gives me the standard capabilities (like Homekit, backgroundModes, etc) and says "13 capabilities unavailable" . Does anyone know how i would be able to continue with this app and gain the new capabilities that i need? All help would be appreciated! Thank you.
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@rmaddy what is Wrong with this question? iOS developers use swift obviously, so how is that a wrong tag associated with this problem? I would post pictures but im not a high enough level apparently. Please give feedback if helpful. thanks again – Bryce Soto May 03 '18 at 01:17
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All I did was remove the unnecessary Swift tag since you question has nothing to do with writing code in Swift. – rmaddy May 03 '18 at 03:13
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oh okay, sorry for the confusion – Bryce Soto May 04 '18 at 01:42
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Now that you've paid your $99 yearly fee, you should try signing into your Apple Developer Account from within Xcode.
Within the Xcode app, go to the Xcode menu and under there you'll see "Preferences". Click on the "Accounts" tab and add your Apple Developer Account ID & password there.
I suspect once Xcode creates some automatic developer certs for you, you'll have more capabilities available than you did previously.
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Yup! i guess there is a hour or two delay, and i was able to grab the capabilities. Thanks alot tho! – Bryce Soto May 04 '18 at 01:42