Add support for Xcode 6 and iOS 8. #259
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August 28, 2014 16:42
With a different directory layout for simulator configurations inside `~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices` rather than `~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator`.
…cified. `simulator-set`'s documentation describes the version argument as optional.
In Xcode 6, the Simulator's device type and version are not stored separately in the Simulator's preferences, but as a unified configuration (a "device") identified by a UDID. To change the device type and version, we must thus determine which UDID to set, which we do by examining the mapping provided by `instruments -s devices`. Similarly, the Simulator's content and settings are no longer stored under version-specific directories, but under device-specific directories. However, it's not safe to delete these directories directly--some devices will not recreate them on launch. Fortunately, Apple has added a command-line utility for managing devices.
This also corrects the name of an existing test case in the visibility test documentation.
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This is a work-in-progress. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
It currently gets Subliminal running on Xcode 6, using iOS 8 Simulators. There is still a bunch of work to be done. Xcode 6 bugs are tracked here and things to do are tracked below. Anyone is welcome to contribute to this effort, even just to file bugs.
Getting Started
To run tests against iOS 8 from the command line, you will need to select the Xcode 6 toolchain. To permanently switch to the Xcode 6 toolchain (until you switch back):
To temporarily switch (until you close the current shell):
export DEVELOPER_DIR=path/to/Xcode6.app/Contents/Developer/Making Changes
File an issue to track what you're doing. Link this issue from its description, and add a to-do item below.
Make changes on a branch of this branch, then submit a PR to this branch.
Execute some code only in iOS 8 like this:
Don't break compatibility with Xcode 5.1--we still need it to test iOS 5.1 and 6.1. This means that if you need to use
kCFCoreFoundationVersionNumber_iOS_7_1, for instance, put this at the top of the file under the#importstatements:To-do:
Please make an issue for something if it requires discussion--only put comments on this issue if they concern the entire effort.