Can any Corona staff please advise if testing on the Xcode simulator is no longer supported ? Currently testing Corona built apps using the Xcode simulator requires a major overhaul and modification of a codebase to remove multiple (newer) plugins to get it to work.
If you plan to test on the Xcode simulator and you are using a supportedPlatforms line for a given plugin, you must also include the iphone-sim entry:
["CoronaProvider.gameNetwork.apple"] = { publisherId = "com.coronalabs", supportedPlatforms = { iphone=true, ["iphone-sim"]=true }, },
Remember the supportedPlatforms line if absent says “Load the plugin for any available platform”. If you include supportedPlatform it says only load it for the listed platforms.
Rob
Thanks for the tip I didn’t have [“iphone-sim”]=true on all plugins, I have noticed that this or the iPhone sim isn’t mentioned in some plugins documentation. I have encountered another issue when running on the Xcode sim in a module which creates/uses a local TCP server socket.tcp() (fails silently by the looks) have just commented it out for now will try to isolate when I can.
Thanks again for your help
If you plan to test on the Xcode simulator and you are using a supportedPlatforms line for a given plugin, you must also include the iphone-sim entry:
["CoronaProvider.gameNetwork.apple"] = { publisherId = "com.coronalabs", supportedPlatforms = { iphone=true, ["iphone-sim"]=true }, },
Remember the supportedPlatforms line if absent says “Load the plugin for any available platform”. If you include supportedPlatform it says only load it for the listed platforms.
Rob
Thanks for the tip I didn’t have [“iphone-sim”]=true on all plugins, I have noticed that this or the iPhone sim isn’t mentioned in some plugins documentation. I have encountered another issue when running on the Xcode sim in a module which creates/uses a local TCP server socket.tcp() (fails silently by the looks) have just commented it out for now will try to isolate when I can.
Thanks again for your help