The Xcode images are preinstalled with recent versions of the simulator runtime. A list of the simulator runtimes, along with simulator devices, can be found in the image manifest.
Adding a simulator runtime:
If a different simulator runtime is required for your tests, you can install them in your environment.
Previously you could use the xcode-install gem to download these within your job. For example:
-run: gem install xcode-install
-run: xcversion simulators --install="13.2"
The install xcode-install method has now been deprecated, so the new recommended method would look more like this:
run: |
brew tap robotsandpencils/made
brew install robotsandpencils/made/xcodes
xcodes runtimes install 'iOS 16.0'
Please note that downloading additional simulator runtimes may increase build times.
Creating a new simulator:
If you need to create a specific simulator combination that is not provided by default, you can create these with the xcrun simctl create command. An example may look like this:
run: xcrun simctl create "iPhone 11 with iOS 16" "iPhone 11" iOS16.0
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