These commands were used to run multiple simulators, install Expo, and run the app. This was working fine before Xcode 13, and after installing Xcode 13, it doesn't load simulators anymore as it can not find "instruments" anymore.
Any idea?
#!/bin/bash
declare -a simulators=("0FAE2F92-9EF7-4C4A-8F9D-097A056F8CC0" "BFCDD662-E4DE-4C08-9DF6-CAACA7C00CEC" "1A6959A0-C10F-474B-96C5-7E8955FBDD80")
for i in "${simulators[@]}"
do
xcrun instruments -w $i
xcrun simctl install $i ~/.expo/ios-simulator-app-cache/Exponent-2.19.6.tar.app
xcrun simctl openurl $i exp://127.0.0.1:19000
done
Those who need to run multiple simulators with one command, please follow this instruction. Since "instruments" is not available on Xcode 13 anymore, you need an equivalent command to boot simulators.
Replace the device IDs with your device IDs xcrun simctl list
. Also, replace the Expo version with what you have on your machine.
#!/bin/zsh
declare -a simulators=("27D6B718-8348-4C4D-ADFC-6506C2A88EED" "531A59B8-6197-4620-904B-E55308D1EE96" "C08532FE-3CE4-4BB7-A04C-795F2FA7EFE1")
echo "STARTED"
open -a Simulator
wait_time=1
for i in $simulators[@]
do
echo "Boot $i"
xcrun simctl boot $i
sleep $wait_time
echo "Install Expo $i"
xcrun simctl install $i ~/.expo/ios-simulator-app-cache/Exponent-2.19.6.tar.app
sleep $wait_time
echo "Lauch Expo $i"
xcrun simctl openurl $i exp://127.0.0.1:19000
sleep $wait_time
done
echo "FINISHED"