ios-deploy

To deploy an iOS app to a physical device for testing, you need to build the project in Xcode and install it on a connected device. This Skill automates that compilation and installation process while capturing console logs via devicectl for debugging.

Yes, you can build and install an iOS app on a simulator automatically. The deployment process supports both physical iOS devices and simulators, allowing you to target either environment for testing your latest build.

The best way to capture console logs from an iOS device during testing is using the devicectl tool. This deployment process includes automated log capture during app execution to help you troubleshoot build and connection issues.

To troubleshoot common build and connection issues when deploying to iOS, you can use the included scripts designed for fast deployment and problem resolution. These scripts help identify failures during the automated installation and log capture phases.

Yes, this iOS deployment process requires Xcode to compile and install builds on a device or simulator. The workflow builds the application from your environment and handles the deployment to the targeted iOS hardware or simulator.

Your iOS build might not be working during installation on a connected device due to connection or compilation errors. This process includes troubleshooting scripts that capture execution logs via devicectl to help diagnose and resolve these common deployment failures.