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On XCode 9 simulator, if it's an image/video, simply drag it over the simulator. cer file with safari xcrun simctl openurl booted 'file:///Users/my.user/Desktop/my.cer'ДЄs it turns out, launching safari and typing file:///Users/my.user/Desktop/my.cer in the address bar will also work.

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the solution was to force the simulator to navigate to the full macOS local path to the.

In my case, i wanted to send root certificates to allow connecting to local servers, which doesnt work with addmedia. Therefore, this command will add an image right into Photos app with no questions asked: xcrun simctl addmedia booted <= booted is the current running simulator. you can send media files (jpg, png, mov, etc) via terminal with xcrun simctl addmedia. Since xcode11/sdk13 dragging files over the simulator does not work for whatever reason. Either look for modified date (folder created) of search for the folder name. You're looking for Shared/AppGroup/some_hashFolder/File Provider Storage/your_folder.ДЈe. Open it in Finder and navigate back to 'Containers folder'.ДЈd.

Run an App and print (from Xcode) the path to documentDirectory (using FileManager).ДЈb. If the search does not find for any reason:ДЈa. Navigate to: username/Library/Developer/Core Simulator/Devices.ДЈb. Pressing that will give you an option to create a new folder.ДЈa. You need to drag the screen down to reveal a '.' button. (Still in the Simulator) Create a folder with a unique name.Дўa.Open the Files app on the Simulator and navigate to 'On my phone' folder.You can see the files, but nothing happens on click.) Up until to current version (13.1), the Simulator does not work for picking files. The full path: username/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/device_hash_folder/data/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/hash_folder/File Provider Storage/ The folder named ' On my phone' in the Simulator is called ' File Provider Storage'. When I drag a file to the Simulator (providing no other App handles the file), the Files App would open, but when I save, I get 'Invalid argument error'.

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This takes a bit of setting up at first, but you get free access to the actual folder right from the Finder. Basically, it adopts virtualization technology. So you can run iPhone apps on your Windows or Mac. After installing an emulator on your computer, it creates an iOS environment on your computer or laptop. In addition, lower performance emulation is available to run x86/ењ†4 on Apple Silicon as. The emulator is a virtual program that creates a different environment on the operating system. Since none of the given solution worked for me on Simulator of iOS 13/Xcode 11, (trying to add a file, dragged from the Finder would just give an error), I found a workaround. Securely run operating systems on your Mac.

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