Select “iOS Simulator.app” or “Simulator.app” and either drag it into the Dock, Launchpad, or hit Command+L to create an aliasĪlternatively, you can grab a pre-made alias in a zip bundle that will open iOS Simulator automatically.Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/atform/Developer/Applications/ Older versions of OS X with Snow Leopard:.Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Applications/Simulator.app Modern versions of OS X including Xcode 7 and El Capitan:.From the Finder, hit Command+Shift+G and paste in the following path, depending on your version of OS X:.This applies to all versions of OS X and Xcode, though you’ll want to vary the path depending on the system version: Try to run project in any iOS emulator.Note that modern versions of Xcode and OS X call the iOS Simulator simply “Simulator”, where you go will depend on which version of OS X the Mac is running.Ĭreate a Quick Launch Alias to iOS Simulator Pretty much clean Windows 11 machine with VS2022 updated to latest as of. Well, there are no simulators to select from.Īfter about an hour googling around and looking for other fixes, this (a) appears to be a common problem (b) None of the proposed solutions resolve the issue. Please select a valid device before running the application. When I attempt to run the Maui Client app from "iOS simulator", I get this error: I choose "iOS Simulator", and then the only option is "iOS Simulator".
I can't see how to get my iOS simulator list populated. There appear to be no iOS simulators in my list. The same Maui Client will not run an iOS simulator. The same Maui Client runs fine in an Android simulator (although there is an issue with Android connecting to local web api, which I have submitted feedback on that issue separately.) I have a Maui Client that runs fine in the Windows Machine environment. I really haven't made many changes to my VS2022 environment, and I've done nothing to this new Mac except install mono and XCode. Here is the main problem: I am unable to run an iOS simulator, even with a confirmed connected Mac. I toggled that in addition to toggling things by restarting both machines and getting things reconnected. "Simulator" - "Remote Simulator to Windows" is checked on enabled. I disconnected and then connected via the Tools Options Xamarin iOS panel, and this time in this panel it appears my Mac is connected to the correct IP of the Mac. There is an inconsistency between the status of the Mac connection when displayed from the toolbar, and when the connection status is displayed in the Tools Options Xamarin iOS panel. I went into Tools -> Options -> Xamarin -> iOS.
Existing documentation didn't inform me whether I had to install Mono, XCode, both/neither? I installed both after trial-and-error.įrom VS2022 Maui Client project, I connected to my Mac via the toolbar. Nothing else installed besides Mono and Xcode.
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