[TIMOB-10218] iPhone Simulator sometimes launches twice #2650
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This bug is caused by a race condition: First, iphone/builder.py launches the iPhone Simulator with a call to subprocess.Popen(); and then, it executes some AppleScript to bring the iPhone Simulator to the foreground -- but sometimes, the simulator that is being started by Popen() has not yet fully launched (the process has probably started, but AppleScript doesn't "know" that yet), so when AppleScript is told to bring it to the foreground, it launches another instance of it.
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@mmorearty - We need a signed CLA before we review and accept a community PR. Did you sign one? |
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@negupta - Yes, I signed a CLA yesterday. |
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Signed CLA is in place. |
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Code reviewed. APPROVED |
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[TIMOB-10218] iPhone Simulator sometimes launches twice
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See TIMOB-10218
(Formerly TC-1108 )