Issue with Xcode 10.1

[Rockwig-GSC]

I get the following message, when trying to set the location on a simulator running 12.1 using xcode 10.1 on macOS 10.14.

set-simulator-location -c 40.741 -73.989

No simulators are currently booted

Issuing a xcrun simctl list -j devices command returns the following, only one device is booted.

  "devices" : {
    "iOS 12.1" : [
      {
        "availability" : "(available)",
        "state" : "Booted",
        "isAvailable" : true,
        "name" : "iPhone 5s",
        ...```

[qalandarov]

I second @Rockwig-GSC and add that I tried with 12.0 and 12.1 simulator SDK (both with Xcode 10.1) and still faced the issue... downloading 10.0 again 😞

[AyaAkl25]

The same issue here that I am facing.
always has the error: No simulators are currently booted

can you please check this for a fix?

[piofusco]

I am running into the same issue. Would love to get back to UI testing :)

Xcode 10.1
iOS 12.1

[sberrevoets]

#13 should fix this. Can you please try this manually and see if your issue is fixed? If so, we'll release a new version soon.

[piofusco]

Looks good to me! 👍

[AyaAkl25]

Thank you so much. working now!

[piofusco]

How soon can you all cut a new release?

[sberrevoets]

We'll aim to have a new release by the end of next week. Thanks for your patience!

[kidsid-Ixigo]

@sberrevoets How to update to this fix? I mean terminal command?

[sberrevoets]

See the README: clone this project and run $ make install.

[keith]

This is now fixed in the 1.3.1 release https://github.com/lyft/set-simulator-location/releases

[GeoSD]

Hello. Could you please explain how you deal with location permission if you actually deal anything with it? I mean, is it possible to allow it (for testing purposes off course) without any alerts?

[keith]

To use this you still need to use the normal location permissions behavior

[GeoSD]

To use this you still need to use the normal location permissions behavior

Thanks for the answer.