[xcode] Disable the tests parallelizing #7919
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Signed-off-by: Kiryl Kaveryn <kirylkaveryn@gmail.com>
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Apr 15, 2024
For now the new simulator will not be created during the testing on the Xcode (like Simulator copy 1). All tests will be run on the current Its default setting for the newes xcodes but it impacts performance a lot. This feature for the test that can run a lot of time so you can use the |
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When you run the tests by default Xcode uses the tests parallelizing. When tests are run in parallel, Xcode spins up multiple clones of the simulator. These simulator windows are named “Clone 1” and so on. This makes sense for slow-running UI tests but not for the fast-running unit tests. It takes longer for Xcode to set up the simulator clones.
This PR disables the tests parallelizing.