After my Xcode upgraded to version 7.3 I'm not able to start my Meteor apps on simulators other then iPhone-6s-Plus. When I enter command
meteor run ios
having no any simulator running it automatically starts iPhone-6s-Plus. But if I start some other simulator using Xcode then that's what I get trying to run app (using --verbose)
No target specified for emulator. Deploying to iPhone-6s-Plus, 9.3
simulator
** RUN SUCCEEDED **
An error was encountered processing the command
(domain=com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimError, code=159): Invalid device
state
How I can run my apps on any other simulator then iPhone-6s-Plus?
OK, seems it is normal behaviour with Meteor v1.3 described in documentation: http://guide.meteor.com/mobile.html#running-your-app
Currently, this will always run your app on a simulated iPhone 6s
Plus. Use ios-device to open Xcode and select another simulator
instead.
So command
meteor run ios-device
will open generated iOS project in Xcode where you will be able to select any other simulator or connected device.
Related
ionic cordova emulate ios -l <target>
Does not work for me. I get an error suggesting that I am targeting the wrong device even though the device I am targeting is listed as a virtual device when running the command:
ionic cordova emulate --list
When I run the app with Xcode instead it works however it does not reload my edits, even if I stop and start the app again.
*** disclaimer: this is both a quick and dirty solution to the aforementioned issues ***
Before running your app in Xcode (pressing the play button), in your project directory run the following command:
ionic cordova prepare ios
This will load your changes and update your app in Xcode before running it in your emulator so you can then debug and see your edits.
Open to suggestions if anyone has a more direct solution!
Try:
cleaning the build folder in Xcode: cmd+shift+k
In the "Device" menu of Simulator, click "Erase All Content and Settings"
Quit Xcode, simulator and whatever program you are running the emulate command in
Reboot the machine
Since i upgrade Xcode to 12.2 version, i start having problems when i try to run my ionic app in iOS Simulator.
App build successfully but couldn't start in simulator, in physical device works properly. I obtain the next error message
No target specified for emulator. Deploying to undefined simulator.
Device type "com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.undefined" could not be found.
Thanks
I have also faced same problem after updating the Mojave.
You can launch the simulator by specifying complete path to CoreSimulator for target attribute. Try following commands
$ ionic cordova emulate ios --livereload --consolelogs --target="iPhone-6,com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-12-2"
$ ionic cordova emulate ios --livereload --consolelogs --target="iPhone-6,com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-12-2" --buildFlag="-UseModernBuildSystem=0"
Let me know if it didn't work for you.
I have a problem for my IOS running Ionic V1 project.
I use last version of Xcode : V8.3.3
My Ionic CLI is V2.0.0
My Ionic Project is V1.0
My Device Iphone 6 IOS 10.3.2
My app is running fine on browser, and is running fine on emulator ios. Also my app is running fine on android device. Problem comes when I run on IOS device.
Through Xcode, I had many erros with provisionning profiles but now I don't have anymore and I use the Iphone Developer for signing certificate. I have no warning. But when I lanch "Run" command on device through Xcode, the app installs without any warnings and launch a blank screen with no error or output on the output console log of xcode.
So Xcode running devices gives me a blank app screen with no error.
Through "Ionic Run IOS" or "Ionic Run Ios --device" or "Ionic run ios -l -s --device" I have an error 65 Xcode : build failed with this error :
Check dependencies
signing for "MyApp" requires a development team. Select a development team in the project editor.
Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'IOS 10.3'.
I have been looking on the web for days without any issue.
Please would someone help me to make this app working as I can publish it then with no blank screen..
Regards
I'm trying to run some Calabash UI tests in my app but am running into trouble connecting to my simulator. I'm trying to just connect view the calabash-ios console, but am running into the following error:
WARNING
Warning Trying to connect to simulator that was not launched by Calabash/instruments.
To fix this you must let Calabash or instruments launch the app.
Query will work, but gestures will not.
I've run the app view my -cal target and have successfully seen the message Started LPHTTP server on port 37265. Here's some more info on Calabash/my setup:
xcode-select --print-path
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer
xcodebuild -version
Xcode 7.0
Build version 7A218
calabash-ios version
0.14.3
server_version
=> {"app_id"=>"com.solstice.discoverfinancialenterprise.mobile", "outcome"=>"SUCCESS", "server_port"=>37265, "version"=>"0.14.3", "app_name"=>"Discover", "system"=>"x86_64", "simulator_device"=>"iPhone", "simulator"=>"", "app_version"=>"1", "short_version_string"=>"6.6.1 UAT", "iphone_app_emulated_on_ipad"=>false, "app_base_sdk"=>"iphonesimulator9.0", "form_factor"=>"iphone 4in", "git"=>{"revision"=>"c2d009b", "remote_origin"=>"git#github.com:calabash/calabash-ios-server.git", "branch"=>"master"}, "screen_dimensions"=>{"sample"=>1, "height"=>1136, "width"=>640, "scale"=>2}, "4inch"=>true, "iOS_version"=>"8.4"}
Sorry the JSON isn't formatted, my console spat it out in an unformatted way.
I've used a few different simulators, iPhone 6, iOS 9 and iOS 8.3, and an iPhone 5s iOS 8.4. Does anyone know anything I need to do differently to get this to connect to my simulator?
+100 for including all the information about your environment.
Please update to Calabash 0.16.4 which is compatible with your Xcode version.
I'm trying to just connect view the calabash-ios console, but am running into the following error:
Can you show how you launched console and what command you tried to run?
Typically, you want something like this:
$ APP=/path/to/Your.app calabash-ios console
> start_test_server_in_background
You must let calabash launch the app or you will not be able to perform gestures.
APP and APP_BUNDLE_PATH are synonymous.
http://calabashapi.xamarin.com/ios/file.ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES.html#label-APP+and+APP_BUNDLE_PATH
I'm currently developing a mobile app using Meteor v1.0 and trying to test iOS devices using the iOS Simulator.
For Cordova apps, I'm used to doing something like:
cordova emulate ios --target "iPad"
For Meteor, the alternative is:
meteor run ios
On my Mac, running the above Meteor command leads to the app being run on an iPhone 4S emulator. I'm unable to choose what device to emulate like I could when using Cordova.
I've tried switching device through the iOS Simulator after the app gets loaded initially but the app is not available on the device I switch to.
The only solution I have found is to navigate to the Cordova directory (.meteor/local/cordova-build) and run the iOS Simulator directly from Cordova.
Does anyone know a better solution by using Meteor itself or is this not currently possible? I haven't been able to find anything in the documentation. I'm open to testing it using something else but it would be nice to keep everything together with Meteor.
The current solution is to open Xcode by running meteor run ios-device and then select the correct simulator inside Xcode. Unfortunately, ios-sim (the package Meteor uses for the simulator) doesn't make it easy to select the device to simulate.
meteor run ios-device -p 3000 is what I do. Then download the phone gap app for iPad and run it on your IP:
ipconfig getifaddr en0
Then put that in on the phone gap app. So example: 192.168.0.8:3000