Create big file and push it into the device (preferably using terminal only) to fill system storage for edge case testing, when the app under test has offline mode etc.
📏 Challenges
It might not be possible to push files using USB connection to iOS.
Fill up your device via iTunes, you can create a large dummy file in your Mac's terminal using this command.
This will create a file that is 1 gigabyte large. You can then transfer this file via iTunes to fill up the space as quick as possible.
🌈 Desired state
Create big file and push it into the device (preferably using terminal only) to fill system storage for edge case testing, when the app under test has offline mode etc.
📏 Challenges
It might not be possible to push files using USB connection to iOS.
📂 Sources
Create big dummy file https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13518016/how-to-simulate-an-out-of-disk-space-condition-on-ios-devices/13518195
mkfile -n 1g ~/Desktop/LargeDummyFile.Push it into the device storage
ifuse -hhttps://github.com/posixninja/libirecovery-2.0 http://appium.io/docs/en/commands/device/files/push-file/