Open lechuckcaptain opened 10 months ago
Can you open Xcode Setting and verify the Command Line Tool is selecting your Xcode 15?
Proxyman is relied on simctl
to check the booted device. May you run this on the Terminal app?
xcrun simctl list devices
Sure, apparently something is not working properly, from terminal I can correctly see the booted iOS simulators 🤔
Not sure if it's helpful but as you can see both iOS 17.0.0
and iOS 17.0.1
gets displayed as iOS 17.0
in the output
Thanks. Let me download Xcode 15.0.1 and try to reproduce it.
I tested it again and it works with Xcode 15.0
Thanks @NghiaTranUIT, For your answer, here https://github.com/ProxymanApp/Proxyman/issues/1827#issuecomment-1779322084. As someone with several Xcode versions installed I was using Xcode 15.0 and the command line tools installed and checked was for Xcode 15.0.1. Changing it to Xcode 15.0 solved the issue.
Thanks @Vkt0r 🙇
@lechuckcaptain can you give it a try. I hope it fixes your issue 👍
Sure, as I said in the first comment, switching back to Xcode 15.0.0
everything is OK. Let me clarify, the issue is not blocking (at least not for me), I was just raising a flag that probably it's worth taking a look at the new 15.0.1
version since it seems to not working properly together with Proxyman.
Description
It seems that the procedure to install Proxyman Certificate on iOS simulator cannot find booted iOS simulators on Xcode 15.0.1. If I use simulators of Xcode 15.0.0 everything is OK.
Steps to Reproduce
Current Behavior
No booted simulators found
Expected Behavior
One or more booted simulators
Environment