I have an IOS App. Created the tests using C# and able to run on the real device(Iphone 6). Similarly i want to run the tests on different devices like iphone 7, 8 and X. Can any one help me with detail steps or any supported documents to achieve running on different devices.
I am getting the error “Unable to determine the simulator version for (UDID of mobile) “ Steps Followed
1-Added the ENABLE_TEST_CLOUD code in AppDelegate.cs and added the iOS project reference to the UI Tests 2-Selected the IOS Project à Debug|iPhoneSimulator à iPhone 11 iOS 13.0 3-Tried to debug the tests 4-At the line return ConfigureApp.iOS.DeviceIdentifier(“UDID”).AppBundle(“Path of .app”).StartApp(); getting the above mentioned error. Can you help me to solve the above problem, i am facing this problem and not able to resolve from past 30 days. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.
What about Continuous Integration? Manually generating APK files and pushing tests via Command prompts doesn't lend itself to CI. Any advice on _automating_ the tests in Mobile App Center for each build?
Hey Ryan! Thanks for the question! Shoot me over a DM at LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/chojune/) and I'll be happy to walk you through implementing CI with App Center Test!
I have more than 300 UITests on my project, so I need to be able to run specific test or feature. I talked with the support, and since the version 0.12.0 of the client I have access to --fixture, --include-category, --exclude-category. It's doing the job, but for the moment I have to write the command 2 times to make it work.
I have an IOS App. Created the tests using C# and able to run on the real device(Iphone 6). Similarly i want to run the tests on
different devices like iphone 7, 8 and X. Can any one help me with detail steps or any supported documents to achieve running on different devices.
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I am getting the error “Unable to determine the simulator version for (UDID of mobile) “
Steps Followed
1-Added the ENABLE_TEST_CLOUD code in AppDelegate.cs and added the iOS project reference to the UI Tests
2-Selected the IOS Project à Debug|iPhoneSimulator à iPhone 11 iOS 13.0
3-Tried to debug the tests
4-At the line return ConfigureApp.iOS.DeviceIdentifier(“UDID”).AppBundle(“Path of .app”).StartApp(); getting the above mentioned error.
Can you help me to solve the above problem, i am facing this problem and not able to resolve from past 30 days. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you.
What about Continuous Integration? Manually generating APK files and pushing tests via Command prompts doesn't lend itself to CI. Any advice on _automating_ the tests in Mobile App Center for each build?
Hey Ryan! Thanks for the question! Shoot me over a DM at LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/chojune/) and I'll be happy to walk you through implementing CI with App Center Test!
have you tried gradle?
thank you! can't believe it was the easy!
Hey, thanks for watching! Glad we could help.
How did you come up with an APK file in desktop?
I got it now. Thanks
Hi, is it possible to run only one specific test of the UITest project?
Hi Adrien! Great question! What do you mean by one specific test?
I have more than 300 UITests on my project, so I need to be able to run specific test or feature.
I talked with the support, and since the version 0.12.0 of the client I have access to --fixture, --include-category, --exclude-category.
It's doing the job, but for the moment I have to write the command 2 times to make it work.
Adrian, I'll DM you and we'll take this offline! Thanks for getting back to us!
Currently only option is adding one more piece parameter to command
--include-category xxx
Where xxx category should be added to test.