when running an ios app, the builder.py 'simulator' command is given, which is effectively just a superset of 'build'. Eventually we need to fully separate those two, but for now there is this constant in place to remind me that I hardcoded around it. We should investigate the builder.py to see how 'simulator' discerns if a build needs to be done, then just run it ourselves.
when running an ios app, the builder.py 'simulator' command is given, which is effectively just a superset of 'build'. Eventually we need to fully separate those two, but for now there is this constant in place to remind me that I hardcoded around it. We should investigate the builder.py to see how 'simulator' discerns if a build needs to be done, then just run it ourselves.