Does not see iOS 11 Simulator

[andrewwiik]

It just doesn't :(

[PoomSmart]

#22 This pull request uses more reliable way to inject dylibs and it should now see any simulator truly available. You can try. @andrewwiik

[andrewwiik]

Still having issues, I have the beta XCode and stable installed, but I used xcode-select to select the beta one yet it still can't see them :(

Edit: Wait it seems I lost connection to all my simulators, restarting and testing again

[andrewwiik]

Injecting appropriate dynamic libraries from /opt/simject... Respringing 6E80CF2C-C1E3-4932-BEDD-6DE39D2B0523 (iPhone 7) ... An error was encountered processing the command (domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain, code=2): The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory No such file or directory Respringing 98DF8D53-E751-4CEF-8683-CF9A02BDA6B8 (iPhone 7) ... An error was encountered processing the command (domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain, code=2): The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory No such file or directory

@PoomSmart

[PoomSmart]

@andrewwiik I presume it is by the absence of launchctl in iOS 11+ runtime folder, causing an error that file is not found. One could copy the aforementioned binary from earlier runtime (iOS 10 is recommended) to /bin of the runtime root.

Edited: SDK -> Runtime

[andrewwiik]

isn't this something that simject should somehow handle though? @PoomSmart

[PoomSmart]

@andrewwiik It was something I overlooked. There are two ways: (1) Auto-detect iOS 10.x runtime and copy the binary on-the-fly if necessary. (2) Just warn the user that the binary is not there and it must exist in iOS 11 runtime folder in order to make simject work.

Edited: SDK -> Runtime.

[PoomSmart]

@andrewwiik Please confirm if the solution works for you so maybe this issue can be finally closed.

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart I wouldn't be able to consider this issue closed until one of those solutions is actually implemented in the code and a pull request is made, but I will test and get back to you give me a few mins

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart maybe I am putting it in the wrong place but I am still getting the error

[PoomSmart]

@andrewwiik Could you check if in ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices contains any folder named UDID of any simulator as indicated in your simject output?

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart A folder for the UDID of the simulator that simject outputs is indeed present

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart Simject sees the simulator now, that is fixed, but simject is not working on the XCode beta simulators for actual respringing and injecting

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart If I run the command manually this is the output:

xcrun simctl spawn 98DF8D53-E751-4CEF-8683-CF9A02BDA6B8 launchctl setenv DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES /opt/simject/simject.dylib An error was encountered processing the command (domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain, code=2): The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory No such file or directory

[PoomSmart]

@andrewwiik Please check if launchctl is actually inside /Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes/iOS.simruntime/Contents/Resources/RuntimeRoot/bin.

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart OHHHH, you said put it in the SDK above, not the runtime root, these are two different folders haha give me one sec

[andrewwiik]

@PoomSmart worked

[andrewwiik]

I'll close this issue but let's see if we can get a command to copy that file put in the GroupMe @angelXwind @PoomSmart