更新后Xcode 9.3无法找到iOS 11.3模拟器求助
Fixing the Missing iOS 11.3 Simulator in Xcode 9.3 on High Sierra 10.13.4
Hey there, let's work through this simulator issue you're hitting. Xcode 9.3 does support iOS 11.3, so the problem is likely tied to cached data or a glitch in the component download system. Here are a few actionable steps to get that simulator installed:
Step 1: Refresh Xcode Components & Clear Cache
First, let's rule out a simple cache issue:
- Fully quit Xcode (make sure it's not running in the background—you can use Activity Monitor to double-check).
- Open Terminal and run this command to clear Xcode's cached data:
rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.dt.Xcode - Enter your system password when prompted, then restart Xcode. Head back to Preferences → Components and wait a minute for the list to refresh. Sometimes this kickstarts the component list to show the missing iOS 11.3 simulator.
Step 2: Manually Copy the Simulator Runtime
If refreshing doesn't work, you can manually add the simulator runtime from another source:
- The simulator runtimes are stored at
/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes/on your Mac. - Find a colleague or friend who has Xcode 9.3 installed with the iOS 11.3 simulator, and ask them to copy the folder named something like
iOS 11.3.simruntimeto your computer's same path. - Once copied, restart Xcode, then check Window → Devices and Simulators—the iOS 11.3 simulator should now appear in the list.
Step 3: Reinstall Xcode 9.3
As a last resort, if the above steps fail, try reinstalling Xcode 9.3:
- Delete your current Xcode app (drag it to Trash, then empty Trash).
- Grab the full Xcode 9.3 installation package from Apple's official developer download channel, install it fresh, then check the Components panel again for the iOS 11.3 simulator.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Abhinandan Pratap
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