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Hi, I'm happily using this CLI and i noticed at a recent Xcode upgrade that some of my project needed to run on simulators which run with architecture of arch x86_64.
It would be really nice if "create_device" function had another param called "arch" or something of the sort.
Thanks for the help in advance
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➜ ~ xcrun simctl create
Create a new device.
Usage: simctl create <name> <device type id> [<runtime id>]
<device type id> A valid available device type. Find these by running "xcrun simctl list devicetypes".
Examples: ("iPhone X", "com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.iPhone-X")
<runtime id> A valid and available runtime. Find these by running "xcrun simctl list runtimes".
If no runtime is specified the newest runtime compatible with the device type is chosen.
Examples: ("watchOS3", "watchOS3.2", "watchOS 3.2", "com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.watchOS-3-2",
"/Volumes/path/to/Runtimes/watchOS 3.2.simruntime")
Hi, I'm happily using this CLI and i noticed at a recent Xcode upgrade that some of my project needed to run on simulators which run with architecture of arch x86_64.
It would be really nice if "create_device" function had another param called "arch" or something of the sort.
Thanks for the help in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: