I recently upgraded both MacOS (to 11.6) and Xcode (to 13.0). Now, when I run my NativeScript app within an Xcode simulator, whether iOS 13.2 or 15.0, internet requests time out, both within the simulator and on the Mac itself. I can test on devices OK, and I've enabled "Allow HTTP Services" within the emulators. My only recourse is to restart the Mac.
I have the same problem. I get 100Mbps with my MacBook Air connected to my router wirelessly. But as soon as I run the simulator, I'm lucky to get 12 Mbps.
I have same trouble. Cleaning cache of ios simulator solves my problem.
xcrun simctl erase all
run this command.
I have the same issue - while the simulator is running I have no internet access. I have to kill the simulator to get internet access back. Has anyone found a solution for this (xcrun simctl erase all didn't work)?
"xcrun simctl erase all" Didn't work for me
What worked for me was signing out of my apple id on my mac. Then opening up the simulator again and going to Device > Erase all content and settings.
I have the same problem but caused by the preview not the full simulator. I have to disconnect my hotspot (on the phone, NOT the Mac) and reconnect it to solve the problem and this has to be done every few minutes. So frustrating. A full Xcode reinstall did not solve the issue; neither did Network Link Conditioner or the simulator reset command from terminal. Any solutions would be much appreciated.
Hello dlcole. Have you found a fix? I tried reinstalling macOS and Xcode, the simulator reset command but to no avail.
Changing wifi security to WPA2 solved the problem for me.