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Xcode – Opening specific simulator on Mac book

I got some problem in opening IOS (iphone/ipad) simulator on Mac running Big Sur. when I run the below code iphone 12 pro max (ios 14.x) simulator had been opened.

open -a simulator

I would like to open the specific simulator such as iphone 11, iphone 10 pr.
how would I open it?

Thanks,
jm

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  1. 0

    Rather than using Terminal you could do the following:

    Open the Simulator app from Spotlight:

    cmd + spacebar -> Search "Simulator" -> Enter

    Then on the Simulator app do:

    File -> Open Simulator -> Select iOS version -> Select device type.

    Then pin the Simulator app to your dock by pressing and holding the Simulator app icon, hover over options and select Keep in Dock.

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  2. 0

    This may have changed, on mine currently

    file > New Simulator

    there you choose what you would like to test then click create.

    In Monterey 12.6

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