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Seeing the options we see bluepill command-line supports --runtime and --device options, but launches its own version of the simulator. How do we have the ability to run them using the Xcode's Simulators to avoid the Self certificate Signing issues Or do we have the ability to import them to the bluepill's version of the simulator?
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Hmm, bluepill is designed to create its own simulators. There is a feature in which it can clone a simulator for the runs but it is still created from scratch at the beginning of the run.
For installing certs, bp has an --script-fileoption that we should document... you can see the discussion in #194 and #290. We should really document that option in the README (I'd love a PR for that :-)
Seeing the options we see bluepill command-line supports
--runtime
and--device
options, but launches its own version of the simulator. How do we have the ability to run them using the Xcode's Simulators to avoid the Self certificate Signing issues Or do we have the ability to import them to the bluepill's version of the simulator?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: