Demyan Kimitsa
Demyan Kimitsa
@LordTylus Hello, probably quickest way would be to build it from source.
@obigu hi, do you have sample project to investigate ?
@jonatino can you check if you have `connect via network` in `Window > Devices and Simulators` menu ? Removing it probably will leave only one device available
its by design. on M1 auto means iphone/ipad and arm64. if you need custom setting you just can select with extended list what is available.
understand the case with x86_64 legacy, the option can be added. thx
@Berstanio fix proposed https://github.com/MobiVM/robovm/pull/675/
@piotrros build from jdk12 branch expected next week. meanwhile build can be built from sources
@piotrros please check if you have any `Connect via network` configured devices in Xcode devices dialog. LibIMobileDevice sees these as device as well
@piotrros I would try checking what are these devices in Xcode and remove all but one you are using 4b193c865d73e0a217e28561e033b4e94607aab3, 859f03ed448de1356ac03127356f041d23f11931, 80441d8f822fbd990d7980decf91b6fe3d9c97d7
hi, thank you for contribution. Can't all this be done by Gradle directly? The only specific thing is `robovm.skipDefaultClasspathEntries` but I doubt it is needed by most of community (actually...