```> Task :iosX64Test Invalid device: iPhone 12...

# ios

[ribesg]

> Task :iosX64Test
Invalid device: iPhone 12
java.lang.IllegalStateException: command '/usr/bin/xcrun' exited with errors (exit code: 148)

Yeah I don’t have an iPhone 12 simulator, but why does it try running my tests on it? There are other simulators available, why does it want to use something that isn’t there?

[ribesg]

I can’t find anywhere this would be configured

[ribesg]

This worked, but I don’t know why it selects a non existing simulator without any configuration

tasks.getByName<KotlinNativeSimulatorTest>("iosX64Test") {
    deviceId = "iPhone 13"
}

[Nikolay Kasyanov]

It’s hardcoded I believe: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/blob/c777ecd470c7465cd7b6a3a49b78e584198d84f5/kotlin-native/build-tools/src/main/kotlin/org/jetbrains/kotlin/ExecutorService.kt#L275

[Nikolay Kasyanov]

(but it’s 11 there, not 12 🤯 )

[ribesg]

Yeah so it’s not that. It’s also my first implementations of tests in this project and they never ran on anything but an iPhone 13 simulator so it’s weird.

[Jozef Matus]

Did you find out what was the problem? I have the same issue

[ribesg]

No, I have an existing simulator manually configured as above everywhere I have iOS tests

[Jozef Matus]

thanks 🙂

[Jozef Matus]

if you search this exact thing here on slack in multiplatform channel, you’ll find more people discussing it 🙂

[Jozef Matus]

there are different approaches