Installing '/var/folders/3f/p3x7pn_d2lqc2v1t2l2m52zw0000gn/T/2024721-16444-1inu4ft.1xzti/***.app' on Simulator with UUID '0E2B5555-5A7D-4692-9ECF-D700B636B53E'... 2024-08-21 20:32:27:589 - [38;5;84m[336df01e][38;5;176m[simctl] Error running 'install': An error was encountered processing the command (domain=IXErrorDomain, code=2): 2024-08-21 20:32:27:590 - [38;5;84m[336df01e][38;5;225m[XCUITestDriver@b34e] {"stdout":"","stderr":"An error was encountered processing the command (domain=IXErrorDomain, code=2):\nSimulator device failed to install the application.\nFailed to locate promise.\nUnderlying error (domain=IXErrorDomain, code=2):\n\tFailed to set alternative entitlements promise for com.glip.mobile.rc\n\tFailed to create promise.\n","code":2}
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Thanks for sharing the post. The current error message, com.glip.mobile.rc, isn't much to go on as it doesn't tell us much about the package causing the issue. Here are some additional details I'd appreciate to help narrow down the problem:
- Xcode Project Setup: Could you walk me through how you added this com.glip.mobile.rc package into your Xcode project?
- Framework Signatures and Compilation: Are the frameworks you're trying to use signed correctly? Are they compiled for the same architecture and version as your Xcode project?
- Project Configuration: What is your target set at (e.g., iOS 16.2, iPadOS 16.2, etc.)? Are you utilizing any third-party development tools alongside Xcode?
- Reproducibility: Would it be possible for you to create a new, minimalist project, include the same framework, and try compiling it from that? This would help us determine if the issue is isolated to the original project.
- Environment Details: Adding some info about your environment would be helpful:
- macOS version
- Xcode version
- Target OS version
- Full Error Message: The full error message from Xcode's output will be very valuable for us to review.
Providing these details will help us paint a clearer picture of what's going on and find a solution more easily. Thanks!