Xcode 10 Could not find any available simulators f

Question

I'm trying to install Carthage dependencies in my Xcode project with the

Carthage bootstrap --platform iOS 

command line but It's fail and I have this message in my terminal:

Could not find any available simulators for iOS

I've just updated Xcode with the 10 version then the simulators are already installed.

I've also tried to delete each one and reinstall only one with iOS 12.

I have still the same error.

Answer 1

Upgrading to v0.31.1 or v0.31.2 fixes it:

brew update && brew upgrade carthage

Answer 2

Just upgrade your Carthage.

As indicated in other answers the cause behind this is that a key indicating simulator model availability changed in a recent update to Xcode 10.x. It was

"availability" : "(available)",

and it is now

"isAvailable" : true,

Upgrading Carthage to 0.33.0 fixes this.

Using brew, enter the following to update Carthage

brew upgrade carthage

Notice the word is upgrade, not update.

Check the version of carthage

brew list --versions carthage

carthage 0.33.0

And in the terminal at the root of your project, enter this to rebuild your Carthage dependancies.

carthage bootstrap --platform iOS

They all should build as expected.

You can check the data format of the available simulators through this command.

xcrun simctl list devices --json

Answer 3

In my case it was solved.

1. Close xcode
2. rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/
3. Open xcode
4. Create new project
5. Run empty project on any simulator
6. execute carthage update

Answer 4

When a new xcode version comes out, it tends to happen. You can try to update Carthage with brew upgrade carthage if installed with Brew

Answer 5

What worked for me was uninstalling Carthage and installing it again.

brew uninstall carthage --force
brew install carthage

Answer 6

Uninstalling and installing Carthage trick worked for me!

brew uninstall carthage —force

brew install carthage