Re: Xc5: Testing on a Jenkins slave
Re: Xc5: Testing on a Jenkins slave
- Subject: Re: Xc5: Testing on a Jenkins slave
- From: Steven Woolgar <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2013 16:36:33 -0800
> But when it is invoked from the Jenkins master, I can see the iOS
> Simulator starting up, but then the build process just hangs forever.
I've seen this happen if you are running a 64 bit build on a 32 bit
simulator or vide versa. I've found you need to be explicit which
simulator you want to run.
Also problems happen if you are running xctests and are not running on
ios7 simulator.
xcodebuild -project foo.xcodeproj -scheme foo -sdk iphonesimulator7.0
-destination 'OS=latest,name=iPhone Retina (4-inch)' clean test
The destination part is pretty important and something you want to be
sure you are specifying correctly.
OS=latest at this point would mean running the simulator as 7.0. The
idea is to make it do what is configured in the toolbar of Xcode when
you have it running correctly.
My guess is that you are running the sim in ios6 and have xctests and
not ocunit tests.
Hope that helps or nudges you further along.
W.
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