How do I debug an app on my ipad in xcode over wifi?

Connect the iPad to your MacBook via USB (initially): To set up wireless debugging, you’ll first need to connect your iPad to your MacBook using a USB cable. You only need to do this once for the initial setup.
Open Xcode on your MacBook: Launch your project or create a new one.
Open the Devices and Simulators window: You can do this by selecting “Window” from the top menu and then choosing “Devices and Simulators.”
Select your iPad in the Devices and Simulators window: You should see your iPad listed under the Devices tab on the left.
Check the “Connect via network” checkbox: If you’re connected via USB, you should see a checkbox labeled “Connect via network.” Check this box. Xcode will then search for the device on the local network. A globe icon next to the device in the Devices and Simulators window indicates that it’s available for network debugging.
Disconnect the USB Cable: Since you want to charge the iPad elsewhere, you can now disconnect it from the MacBook. It should remain available for debugging over the network.

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