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Core: No devices found on MacOS when xcrun simctl isn't installed. #77

Closed bclin087 closed 3 years ago

bclin087 commented 3 years ago

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Run setup, iPad paired in Finder, trust this computer, etc... all done.
  2. No devices found in Inspect window.
auchenberg commented 3 years ago

@bclin087 What kind of app are you trying to debug on your iOS device? If you are running Safari at the same time, you might want to close Safari prior to opening Inspect on your Mac, as they can fight for the device connection

uncasually commented 3 years ago

I have this same issue trying to debug Safari on iOS 14.6. Followed all instructions, even installed libimobiledevice after iTunes connect didn't work.

auchenberg commented 3 years ago

@uncasually Alright. Let's try to debug this.

For MacOS 10.14.6, do you see your IOS device in Finder or do you have to open iTunes? Have you granted permission on your iOS device for your mac to access the device? Does the iOS device show up in Inspect, or is it all empty? Given you are on MacOS, do remote debugging with desktop Safari work? Have you restarted your IOS device after enabling web inspector?

bclin087 commented 3 years ago

@bclin087 What kind of app are you trying to debug on your iOS device?

Web app, opened in mobile Safari and Chrome (tried on both separately)

If you are running Safari at the same time, you might want to close Safari prior to opening Inspect on your Mac, as they can fight for the device connection

Just tried again with Safari closed, still no luck.

auchenberg commented 3 years ago

@bclin087 Alright, thank you. Can I try to get you to download Inspect v.0.6.9 and see if this fixes the problem? There shouldn't be any changes between the versions but let's try to eliminate that. https://github.com/inspectdev/inspect-release/releases/tag/v0.6.9

auchenberg commented 3 years ago

The issue seems to happen with iOS 14x versions on MacOS versions. One user has had success in downgrading to https://github.com/inspectdev/inspect-release/releases/tag/v0.6.9 which made the device discoverable. It would be great if you could help try this out @bclin087 @uncasually

auchenberg commented 3 years ago

@bclin087 @uncasually The issue has been identified and fixed. Caused by xcrun provided by Xcode Commandline Tools isn't installed on the machine. Will be fixed in v0.7.3 shipped in a bit. Please install and validate