Johannes Plunien

So far I cannot reproduce the issue. I've created a sample iOS project, using Xcode's UI tests. The log file is created successfully: ```shell $ run-tests --testrun build/Products/UITestSample_iphonesimulator10.2-i386.xctestrun --destination "name=iPhone...

I need to investigate this. We could go back to the previous way of obtaining logs, but I'd like to avoid that, if possible.

Can you please try to update Homebrew? Issue #5 had the same error message and an update of Homebrew fixed it.

I need some more information to understand what might be causing this: * output of `pxctest version` * what options are you passing to `boot-simulators`? * what options are you...

``` ~$ mkdir /tmp/sims ~$ pxctest boot-simulators --deviceset /tmp/sims --destination 'name=iPhone 5' --destination 'name=iPhone 5' Jan 7 06:09:33 FBControlCore[69153] : Erasing 404C8C9A-8B24-48C3-AEEC-66DCED7F7A2E | iPhone 5 | Shutdown | iPhone 5...

> The build succeeded but it didn't generate $PWD/build/Products/. xctestrun file. All the projects I could get my hand on were generating the `xctestrun` file in the given directory once...

Cool that you found a solution. Would be great to have this in the readme, seems to be a common pitfall you can hit.

It's not possible to do this in a single invocation of `pxctest run-tests`. What you could do is boot two simulators in a different device set path, and then run...

The `boot-simulators` command is not released yet. This means you'd need to install via `brew install pxctest --HEAD`.

Escaping that sounds like a good idea. Would you like to create a pull request for that?