Hi, and thanks for your excellent work!
After upgrading Xcode to the latest version, 26.0, from the App Store today, I noticed that the simulators no longer appear in the destination list. Refreshing or restarting didn't work at all.
...while in Xcode:
By inspecting the source code, I discovered it's obtained by calling command xcrun simctl. Then I found something weird when I tried running it in my terminal: the standard output format indeed shows all simulators I've created, while the JSON output is empty:
/Volumes/Black/Developer/MNGA main*
❯ xcrun simctl list devices
== Devices ==
-- iOS 17.0 --
-- iOS 17.0 --
-- iOS 26.0 --
-- iOS 26.0 --
iPhone 16 Pro (87D5AFE2-5B9B-4CC1-8165-F7AC6F938E4D) (Shutdown)
iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) (145C5916-A65C-4796-9A3B-45EC78F9548C) (Booted)
-- iOS 26.0 --
/Volumes/Black/Developer/MNGA main*
❯ xcrun simctl list devices -j
{
"devices" : {
"com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-26-0" : [
],
"com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-17-0" : [
]
}
}
I believe this is the root cause of my issue, but I'm still unsure whether it's a problem with Xcode or a misconfiguration on my part. I would appreciate it if you could investigate this to see if it can be reproduced. Thanks in advance!
Hi, and thanks for your excellent work!
After upgrading Xcode to the latest version, 26.0, from the App Store today, I noticed that the simulators no longer appear in the destination list. Refreshing or restarting didn't work at all.
...while in Xcode:
By inspecting the source code, I discovered it's obtained by calling command
xcrun simctl. Then I found something weird when I tried running it in my terminal: the standard output format indeed shows all simulators I've created, while the JSON output is empty:I believe this is the root cause of my issue, but I'm still unsure whether it's a problem with Xcode or a misconfiguration on my part. I would appreciate it if you could investigate this to see if it can be reproduced. Thanks in advance!