xcode-ui-testing

I'm trying to implement some UI tests in my project. Everything goes fine as long as I keep it simple: record the test case, add some asserts, then run the test. This works fine, however when I try to access the application module from inside my test, the linker throws an error (See below): In the application source file: func foo() { assert(true) } In the UI tests: import XCTest @testable import MyApp func testExample() { foo() } Error: Undefined symbols for architecture i386: "MyApp.foo () -> ()", referenced from: MyAppUITests.MyAppUITests.testExample (MyAppUITests.MyAppUITests)() -> () in

In my test I have a text field with a pre-existing text. I want to delete the content and type a new string. let textField = app.textFields textField.tap() // delete "Old value" textField.typeText("New value") When deleting string with hardware keyboard Recording generated for me nothing. After doing the same with software keyboard I got: let key = app.keys["Usuń"] // Polish name for the key key.tap() key.tap() ... // x times or app.keys["Usuń"].pressForDuration(1.5) I was worried that my test is language-dependent so I have created something like this for my supported languages: extension

UPDATE: Is this still possible with the new way of UI testing with Xcode ? Can I programmatically access my email from an iOS UI Automation script? I want to access the signup code that my iPhone app emails to my email account. If you have a way for your device/simulator to receive the code while still in the app then you can write a script an iOS UIA script to do this. However with the current state of the built in iOS UIA tool, you cannot access anything that is outside of your app. So basically you cannot launch your app, then launch another app (like safari) go to mail.google.com blah blah

So I'm adding a child view to my view programatically, and when I do I attach all accessibility params to it: [labelView setAccessibilityLabel:@"label"]; [labelView setIsAccessibilityElement:YES]; [labelView setUserInteractionEnabled:YES]; But when I query the UI like this: let app = XCUIApplication() app.staticTexts["label"] The test fails because it couldn't find the view. Any idea how to deal with this, how to make dynamically added views available for UI Testing ? You need to make sure that the container view of your label view (UIEditText?) doesn't have isAccessibilityElement set to YES.

Problem arise with continuous integration when try to run bot on device. Test target MyAppTests encountered an error (Early unexpected exit, operation never finished bootstrapping - no restart will be attempted) Do you know why it happens? Any ideas? The following worked for me. I don't know if some of the steps can be skipped, so I'm posting all of it. Update CocoaPods to version min. 1.1.0 on both dev machine and server sudo gem update cocoapods . As per terminal output during CocoaPods set Always Embed Swift Standard Libraries to No in the projects settings. I did it for the main, test and