I have been using XCode 8 and Appium 1.6 in Mac OS X 10.11 for a while now. I have been using iOS-Appium inspector to find the elements using debug mode in Intellij Idea. But currently i am not able to find elements for the view that has been created using
DZNSegmentedControl .
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When we used this script in the post-action of the archive in my scheme to make a FAT binary framework. i.e., One that will work on the simulator and actual device. Its working fine up to Xcode 9.3 But its not working script for Xcode 10.
As per blogs we don't have universal framework support for Xcode 10. Please let us know how to achieve this from Xcode 10.
Thanks,
Installed the Xcode 7 beta. Can't run any code because Xcode only seems to allow me to choose "iOS Device" destination and none of the sim devices I would normally expect. The project is set to iOS 9.0 target and Universal. And it's a basic, new project.
Here's what I tried:
Changing the target to iOS 8.0, then I see sim devices. But I want to run iOS 9.0
Xcode Menu > Preferences > Downloads > only see iOS 8.3, 8.2 downloadable... don't see mention of iOS 9.0
Xcode Menu > Open Developer Tools. See option for iOS Simulator and iOS Simulator (Watch). If I open iOS Simulator (not the watch), it opens up iOS Simulator 9.0 but running a watch
So looks like the iOS 9 simulator is installed but only for the watch. Odd.
Xcode Menu > Preferences > Locations > switched Command Line Tools to Xcode 7.0
OK found it... go to window > devices, hit "+" there and add an iOS 9.0 simulator. Weird... don't remember ever having to do this before (the simulators for all the iOS version / physical device types) just were there automatically.
if your project deployment target is set to above 9.0, then you won't be able to see the list of simulators. You need to change the Xcode project deployment target to 8.0.
Found Solution,
Go to ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator and delete "devices" folder, And restart Xcode, Now you can see all simulators.
I'm having a weird and intermittent issue where my UINavigationBar is showing iOS 6 style. The app was originally created in Xcode 4.3 but I can't seem to pin down what makes it use the old style. Is there any definitive way to ensure that this is taken care of?
In your target build settings make sure you use the latest SDK (7.0) as base sdk.
Can I build Qt 4.8.x on OSX 10.7.x using XCode 4.6.x and deploy the application on osx 10.6.x 10.7.x 10.8.x i.e. on Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion?
I am trying since several days but no result I even tried to explicitly specify -sdk ..10.6.sdk after giving aias Developer/Sdk/... But having very tough time.
Webkit complains it cannot find symbol " _kCFWebServicesProviderDefaultDisplayNameKey" that is referenced from QtWebKit.
I see on Qt's bug site that few people says they were able to do it by using sdk 10.6.sdk using lower xcode, but I dont understand why I do need to use 10.6 ?
Technically the SDK shouldn't matter, as long as "-mmacosx-version-min=10.6" is set as deployment target.
I have a weird issue... I'm unable to find the simulator as a device in order to test my application. Anyone have any idea how to fix it? In a new project, it is available though.
Regards,
EZFrag
Here's what happened to me ... when I updated to the latest version of XCode (4.3.2) I didn't bother to uninstall the previous version. I mistakenly opened my iOS 5.1 targeted project in the older version of XCode that does not know about 5.1 and as a result the simulator was not available. So i would check for the following:
See which version of XCode you're currently running
Try checking your iOS Deployment Target ... (Targets -> Deployment). If iOS 5.1 is selected change it to iOS 5.0 (the simulator will show up immediately)
In additional to G.Bickham's answer, please make sure the iOS Simulator is downloaded.
To verify the download status, go to Xcode's Preferences > Downloads > Components > iOS Simulator