While trying to run the simulator with iOS 11 in Xcode 10 Version 10.1 (10B61), sometimes this error occurs:
"The com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-11-4 simulator
runtime is not available. runtime profile not found"
The 11.4 simulator runtime is an external disk and it's well connected. Maybe that happens when I connect the external disk after opening the Xcode. How can I refresh the list of the available simulator runtime profiles?
Unable to locate a Java Runtime”. This was a very strange issue because the JDK is installed and everything is working on the command line and Android Studio/IntelliJ. After doing some research, I found out in a comment of a Youtrack issue that Xcode is taking the JDK version from /usr/libexec/java_home.
You can find the error message by clicking the project name in the Xcode project left side navigator pane, then click one target in the center editor TARGETS list area, then click the General tab and scroll down to Signing area. This article will tell you how to fix it. 1. Xcode Unable To Log In With The Account Error Message.
If you are experiencing this in Xcode 11 and was surprised that iPhone X is not on the list of the new iOS 13.0 simulators, I think this should explain it all. "Xcode no longer creates every available iOS simulator device by default. Instead a set of the most commonly used devices are created.
How To Fix Xcode Failed To Create Provisioning Profile Error. To fix this error is very easy, just connect your real iOS device such as iPhone to the Mac computer with a USB line, follow the popup screen on the iPhone, then you can select your iOS device in the Set the active scheme drop down list.
Just run
sudo killall -9 com.apple.CoreSimulator.CoreSimulatorService
to restart the Simulator service.
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