Anyone has experienced this error? Selected scheme "iosApp" does not support "iphonesimulator". I a...

# multiplatform

[Prateek Sharma]

Anyone has experienced this error?
Selected scheme "iosApp" does not support "iphonesimulator".

I am using
Android Studio BumbleBee,
Gradle distribution 7.2
Gradle tooling 7.1.0
Openjdk 11.0.11

The build is successful while I run the app using "Continue anyway" button, but app doesn't get installed in simulator.

[Piotr Romanowicz]

check if you have iosSimulatorArm64() in kotlin {} configuration

[Tony Kazanjian]

I'm having the same issue, but iosSimulatorArm64() is added to the gradle file. Honestly this is just happening sometimes when you open up a new project generated from the wizard and don't do anything to the initial gradle file

[Tony Kazanjian]

So far this is an unresolved bug https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-654

[Prateek Sharma]

That's nice reasoning. So, creating project via command line or without wizard will be okay?

[Prateek Sharma]

I wanted to convince my team to start KMM instead of something else, but this will hold me back for sometime now. 🙈

[Prateek Sharma]

I just cloned https://github.com/Kotlin/kmm-basic-sample

and it worked straight-away. All gradle files are same but wizard created project didn't and cloned one did run. Kinda agree to your point @Tony Kazanjian. Hope Beta fixes it.
Thanks for your inputs.

[Tony Kazanjian]

@Prateek Sharma, KaMPKit is also a great project template where the simulator will work from an Android Studio build out of the box. Also a great example of a more advanced KMM app with Koin, Ktor, SqlDelight, coroutines w/ new memory model etc.

[Tony Kazanjian]

https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit

[Prateek Sharma]

Ohh.. awesome. This is great. Thanks. Will read it thoroughly.