Without a destination flag xcodebuild fails when running on M1 machine since it always had the mac device.
Only affects Apple project for scan and uitest command
fixes #144 and #131
Resolves issues with M1 as well as adds additional options for -sdk and -destination :
-sdk: If a value is specified for this flag it'll be passed to xcodebuild as the value of the -sdk flag. For more info about the values please see xcodebuild's -sdk flag docs. Example value: iphoneos")
-destination: The xcodebuild -destination option takes as its argument a destination specifier describing the device (or devices) to use as a destination i.e generic/platform=iOS.
See release notes for instructions. Some M1 machines do not have certain folders so you may need to use a custom folder to run curl script
Without a
destinationflag xcodebuild fails when running on M1 machine since it always had the mac device.Only affects Apple project for scan and uitest command
fixes #144 and #131
Resolves issues with M1 as well as adds additional options for -sdk and -destination : -sdk: If a value is specified for this flag it'll be passed to xcodebuild as the value of the -sdk flag. For more info about the values please see xcodebuild's -sdk flag docs. Example value: iphoneos")
-destination: The xcodebuild -destination option takes as its argument a destination specifier describing the device (or devices) to use as a destination i.e generic/platform=iOS.
See release notes for instructions. Some M1 machines do not have certain folders so you may need to use a custom folder to run curl script