ios-simulator

Changing Dynamic Type settings in iOS can be done manually (Settings > General > Accessibility > Larger Text). But this does not appear to work in the current Simulator (v9.3 at the time of writing), and doing so manually is not a solution where automation is required. Question: Is there a way to launch an app with Dynamic Type settings to launch an app with larger font sizes? Note: This is not only useful for UI testing, but also for the purpose of creating screenshots using Fastlane Snapshot with larger font sizes. As of Xcode 8, there is a better option than the undocumented launch

On the simulator I have noticed that my app has a red circle next to the app title, similar to the blue circle that appears next to newly downloaded apps, however just red instead. This is what it looks like: What does this imply? I got the Actual Solution for this problem it is due to provisioning Profile. if you are using live app provisioning profile in your app Build setting , change it and after that you will never see that orange circle. Thanks If to believe to other answers here, there might be several reasons for this red dot. In my case, the reason appears in TestFlight's docs : How

Apple recommends using [UIDevice currentDevice].identifierForVendor. The value of this changes every time one runs their application within the iOS simulator. Initial functionality in my application requires that I recognize the device as a form of light authentication. This makes development tedious, and ideally I could persist a unique value across debug / run sessions. Are there any recommendations for accomplishing this? It's pretty clearly documented that this value will change when building and running in the simulator. On a real device, it will only change when the user deletes all of

I'm trying to create a music player for iPhone and iPad. I get it working perfectly on my iPhone and iPad because those actually have a music library. However I want to use fastlane and some other tools with tests so I need to be able to see/add a music library to my simulator as well. I've navigated to my emulator folder. /Users/maikohermans/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/8A14CCDB../Data However I have no clue where to look and if I even should look here to add the music. I hope someone can help me out here on how to do this. I've searched this but it seems like nobody asked this

I am trying to run application using xcode 6 on ios8 simulator but I am getting error "The runtime for selected device is not installed ". I have set the command line tool in preferences but no luck. Please help. This just happened to me right after a beta update to Yosemite 10.10 and Xcode 6.6. I still have XCode 5 installed, and I thought it may have been from deleting XCode 6.5, but putting it back in Applications did not help. First, make sure you have all devices installed in your Simulator. This could fix it right off the bat. iOS Simulator --> Hardware --> Device --> Manage Devices I

How can I customize the default Carrier name to something else, e.g. AT&T ? There is a way to change the carrier name without using any objective c code or image editor app: https://github.com/toursprung/iOS-Screenshot-Automator/blob/master/changeCarrierName This solution works great with all versions of iOS (including iOS 6 and 7) The key point is sudo plutil -convert xml1 SpringBoard.strings We don't necessarily have to convert it back to binary code since Mac OS accepts both formats. After you converted your file to XML, you can easily edit the file with vim or any other editor of your

I am running a AVAudioSession which I suspect is activating the microphone request, but I only use it for sounds and music. When running Xcode 10.1 Simulator on macOS Mojave , why does it activate a request to access the microphone? I haven't written a single line to even ask access to it. My app doesn't need access to it nor do I want it to. Here's the code to play the music: AVAudioSession *title = [AVAudioSession sharedInstance]; [title setCategory:AVAudioSessionCategoryAmbient error:nil]; [title setActive:YES error:nil]; //MUSIC NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@