Just in case, we can delete apps by resetting contents and settings but an individual app could also be deleted from simulator in Xcode 7. This is not the case in Xcode 8. How can this be achieved? I have a forced touch trackpad, does it affect deleting the app from simulator?
Click Applications, and then scroll down to the list of authorized apps and revoke the authorization for the Xcode Cloud app. Self-managed GitLab Instance. Sign into your account for your self-managed GitLab instance and go to your account settings. Choose Applications and then delete the app for Xcode Cloud.
Press and hold the app you want to delete on the Home Screen or App Library until the quick action menu opens. Tap Remove App -> Delete App -> Delete. You can also delete apps in Settings. Open Settings and tap General -> iPhone Storage.
Long press on the remote. Apps start to wiggle. Hit the play/pause button. You will be presented with a delete dialog.
I struggled with this too for a while until I figured it out. I'm surprised at how hard it is to find information about this...
As you mentioned, this is only an issue when using a trackpad that supports Force Click. @pingkai.tse's answer is a good one, but for me turning off "Use TrackPad Force" does not persist - I have to turn it off every time I restart the simulator.
The trick is to click without triggering a Force Click gesture. It's hard at first, but after some practice you'll get the hang of it. On the trackpad, click very lightly on the app and hold long enough to trigger the long press. While holding, if you see the text starting to blur you are applying too much pressure and are instead triggering a Force Click.
Open the Simulator.
Find the "Hardware" tab on the tool view.
Undo "Touch Pressure & Use TrackPad Force".
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