I am working on evaluating logic tests using Xcode 8 Beta 5 for an Objective-C Cocoa Touch static library. The deployment target is iOS 8.0, and everything works fine with Xcode 7.3.1. Xcode 8, however, tells me that xctest cannot be run with this error:
iPhone 6 cannot run xctest. iPhone 6 runs iOS 8.4, which is lower than xctest’s minimum deployment target. Change your project’s minimum deployment target or upgrade iPhone 6’s version of iOS. The only way I can get the tests to run is to use the iOS 10 simulator. This is happening in an El Capitan 10.11.6 VM where I have only Xcode 8 Beta 5 installed. The simulators were installed using this Xcode 8 beta. I tried creating a new Cocoa Touch framework project from scratch with its deployment target set to iOS 8.0. The result of trying to run the logic tests is the same as with my static library project. If I make a new single-window application and set its deployment target to iOS 8.0, then there are no problems executing the logic tests. Is there something that has to be tweaked in the static library project in order for the logic tests to be run with older versions of the simulator? Thanks, Patrick
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