#XCODE 12.5 SIMULATOR NOT WORKING UPDATE#

In this case, the 14.5 simulator is compatible with all of the currently active Xcode stacks, so it is available on all of those stacks as well. The 14.5 simulator runtime is the latest version and so it is available across all stacks. Xcode 12.5.x has minimum requirements to work with iOS 10.3.1-14.5 simulator runtimes. Moving on, Bitrise takes this approach across all stacks until getting to the oldest actively updated version.

In this case, the 16.0 simulator is compatible with Xcode 14.1 and Xcode 14.0 only so it is available on those stacks only.

The 16.0 simulator runtime is the latest version and so it is available across all stacks. Xcode 14.0.x has minimum requirements to work with iOS 12.4-16.0 simulator runtimes. In this case, the 16.1 simulator is only compatible with Xcode 14.1 so it is available on that stack only.īitrise then moves to the next most recent stack and carries out the same exercise. The 16.1 simulator runtime is the latest version and so it is available across all stacks. Xcode 14.1 has minimum requirements to work with iOS 12.4-16.1 simulator runtimes. Reviewing the Bitrise currently active stacks, Bitrise takes the stack that has the newest version of Xcode running, and where compatible, makes the latest simulator runtime available on all stacks. The Bitrise policy is based on Apple’s minimum requirements and supported SDKs for Xcode, which you can read more about here. The policy will include how Bitrise intends to support - and inevitably deprecate - versions of the Xcode simulator runtimes.

#XCODE 12.5 SIMULATOR NOT WORKING UPDATE#

On January 23rd, Bitrise will introduce a simulator runtime policy update for simulator runtimes. Important update: Bitrise is changing the way we include Xcode simulator runtimes in our stacks and will be introducing a simulator runtime policy. What's changing in App Store submission starting April 25_ 2400×1060 127 KB

Xcode 12.5 simulator not working