docs: add Rosetta Simulator Instructions #4599
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Thanks a lot, @kagrawal98! Are you and @differenzPriv aligned on the solution? |
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In any case, you seem to have edited the document in the wrong path. Should be easy to fix. |
Thanks @d4vidi for tagging me and keeping me in the loop! I haven't forgotten to contribute to the repository in relation to the rosetta trouble shooting solution, but my time has been quite limited over the past few weeks. I agree with the addition @kagrawal98 made to the README. The solution includes all the key elements needed to solve the problem. 👍🏻 |
@differenzPriv thanks, that's what I needed to know |
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@kagrawal98, you've edited the snapshotted version of |
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| 1. Modify your build command in the Detox configuration: | ||
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| "build": "xcodebuild -workspace ios/MyApp.xcworkspace -scheme MyApp -configuration Debug -sdk iphonesimulator -arch x86_64 -derivedDataPath ios/build" | ||
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Example is not enough, please emphasize that it's done by specifying arch=x86_64
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I think it will also work if you'll set that from the project's build settings
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@asafkorem Setting it via the build settings might lead to conflicts with the necessary configuration for the app. In my project, for instance, I need specific build settings due to different dependencies. My goal is to adjust the architecture specifically for running the Detox tests, without altering the overall app build. That's why I chose to modify only the Detox build command. I want to emphasize that this is about changing Detox’s behavior, not my app’s – a crucial distinction!
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@differenzPriv True, I get your point. If your app can run in the Rosetta environment on Apple Silicon without Detox, then Detox is the only concern here, and your approach makes perfect sense. However, if that's not the case, it would be reasonable to add this architecture under the Debug configuration in Xcode. It might be worth mentioning this distinction in the doc IMO.
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In Xcode, you can enable "Show All Simulators". Here, we select the Rosetta simulator for the normal build. In the "Excluded Architectures" tab, we select the "arm64" architecture, not "x86_64". So, in my case, I only need to change the architecture for the "detox-build-command" and not the general one.
I like your suggestion to mention this distinction for better understanding and for choosing the right solution for a specific use case. 👍🏻
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Make sense @differenzPriv.
@kagrawal98 can you add this note?
…he-app.md Co-authored-by: Asaf Korem <[email protected]>
Description
Fixes #4571
This PR adds a new section to the "Building the App" troubleshooting guide, specifically addressing issues that may arise when running Detox in a Rosetta environment on Apple Silicon Macs.
Why is this important?
As more developers transition to Apple Silicon Macs, it's crucial to provide guidance on running tools like Detox in Rosetta environments. This addition will help users troubleshoot and resolve common issues, improving their development experience.