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Even with boot-simulators, devices show UI #12
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I need some more information to understand what might be causing this:
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While validating my results I inadvertently discovered the issue. Our Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to boot multiple simulators of the same device type and OS version to handle this case. If it needs two sims of the same type I cannot boot them using Maybe a better method would be for |
Another option you have is passing |
hi @kdubb - if you are looking to run the same simulator type in parallel, and divvy up your tests to each simulator, check out my python script where i accomplished this - https://github.com/apkatsikas/xctest_pxctest_distributed |
Been trying this out with Xcode 8.2. Using
boot-simulators
seems to correctly put the simulators into thebooted
state (verified viaxcrun simctl --path <simset> list
). From that point, usingrun-tests
causing the previously "headless" simulators to suddenly grow a head. I've checked & double checked the options I'm passing (even going as far verify them by debuggingpxctest
).What else could this issue be?
FYI, we've fully automated our iOS builds with CI & CD using
build-for-testing
and 'test-without-building`. Would love to help out with this project to, hopefully drastically, reduce our integration times.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: