Mobile
Simulator runtime
Quick answer
A simulator runtime is the OS version image that an Xcode simulator boots, such as iOS 18.4.
A simulator runtime is the OS version image that an Xcode simulator boots, such as iOS 18.4.
Why it matters
Downloading one at job time costs several minutes per run. Pinning to a runtime already on the image removes that cost entirely.
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Related
Code signingCode signing is the process of cryptographically signing a binary so the operating system can verify its origin and integrity before running it.Provisioning profileA provisioning profile is an Apple-signed file linking an app ID, certificates and devices, required to install a build on hardware.