I’m getting an issue when attempting to install the iOS 17.0 simulator in Xcode 15.0. The problem is when Xcode updated to version 15, and now all the simulators I had previously downloaded have disappeared. Even though I successfully installed iOS 16.0, it doesn’t seem to appear for me to run, and I’m getting an error message stating that I need iOS 17. Then when I try to download this from the xcode. I ended up with this error message.
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You can check the available free disk space on your MacBook. This usually becomes an issue when you have low space, and technically, you only need around 23GB of free disk space. However, I had to free up to 50GB to install it.
If that doesn't work, you can try downloading and installing iOS 17.0 Simulator runtimes for a specific platform using the
Terminal
. Use the-downloadPlatform
option and specify the platform like this:If that still doesn't work, you can download the iOS 17.0 simulator runtime from this link - https://developer.apple.com/download/all/
After downloading the runtime, follow the commands below in your Terminal:
Find more information about installing additional simulator runtimes on the official Apple documentation - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/installing-additional-simulator-runtimes
I have been facing this problem twice. The only solution that helped me was to manually delete the current iOS 17.0 simulator and download + reinstall it.