Open iOS Simulator doesn't work after cmd-w'ing the Simulator
See original GitHub issueSteps to Reproduce
- Start a single Android emulator
- Stop all iOS Simualtors
- Create Flutter project and select that Android in the device picker
- Select iOS in the device picker
- In the Simulator, hit
cmd-w
(not `cmd-q) - Select iOS in the device picker
Actual result: nothing happens Expected result: iOS simulator is started
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:12 (11 by maintainers)
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Oh wow. This is a MUCH better solution. Thanks @DanTup! I’ll do some testing and update my PR. Cheers! 🍻
I just did some testing, and it seems that if you pass
-n
toopen
it always does the right thing? If simulator is already running, it just switches to it. If it’s running without a device, it seems to force it to spawn a device? Unless I’m misunderstanding, it’s a perfect solution? 😃