You can, starting from Xcode 6

jimboj · on Oct 28, 2016

In Xcode 8 you can't. They briefly had it as a feature but it has never worked properly and is not supported. EDIT: It was also using Wi-Fi, not Bluetooth.

jevinskie · on Oct 28, 2016

Correct. I've hacked at it a bit in an attempt to re-enable the functionality but I haven't been successful yet. After reversing some old XCodes and iOS binaries I found a MobileDevice.framework call that is related to WiFi debugging but even after poking the iDevice with it, XCode doesn't show it in it's device list.

  extern int AMDeviceSetWirelessBuddyFlags(struct am_device *device, uint8_t flags);
  AMDeviceSetWirelessBuddyFlags(device, 1|2);

pilif · on Oct 28, 2016

How? I just tried it: Made my phone discoverable, paired to it using the Mac's bluetooth preference pane. Xcode (8.1) doesn't list the phone in the "Devices" pane nor does it offer it as a deployment target.