Isaac A. Murchie

@Nisthar Can you post the logs for this? There is no way to fix anything without seeing what you are doing and what is going to the server.

For touch actions the functions take objects with `x` and `y` properties. ```js await new wd.TouchAction(driver).press({x: 750, y: 1750}).moveTo({x: 0, y: -75}).perform(); ```

You can also try using the `webviewConnectTimeout` capability (set to a number above 0). iOS 13 can take a bit of time to report the apps the Web Inspector can...

Appium does not support Apple Watch as of yet. If you want to, you could investigate and add the functionality.

Hi! Sorry to hear you're having problems. Where are you running "rake"? You should be inside one of the numbered directories (e.g., learn_ruby/00_hello/) when running it. So: > cd learn_ruby/00_hello...

Ooph! It looks like something is wrong in the Ruby installation. I would do a complete uninstall (google the steps. StackOverflow has some discussions... it will vary according to system...

You can try using Enumerable#inject on a Range.

Can you provide the output of the error that arises from running 'rake'?

I have no access to a device, and no particular knowledge of how this works, unfortunately. I will be of no help.

The flow we are trying involves running the `idb kill` command, which seems to crash the process. I'm working on trying to figure out a configuration that works.