Whenever I create an iOS workbook, I get an error that it is unable to connect to the agent.
I checked Visual Studio settings at "Preferences > Project > SDK Locations > Apple", and see that it successfully found XCode at it's default path in /Applications/Xcode.app
I checked xcode-select -p and found that it was instead pointing to /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools.
I ran xcode-select -r, which reset it to /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer.
Now it matches what is shown in VisualStudio, but after restarting workbooks, it still will not connect.
Does anyone know of any further troubleshooting steps I should try?
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Sorry, I should note that I am using Version 1.3 Alpha 2 because I needed the increased NuGet support in that version, but this also did not work when I was on the latest stable release, so I don't believe it's an alpha issue.
@kcochran Hello! Can you attach the log file found at
~/Library/Logs/Xamarin/Inspector/Xamarin Inspector {date}.log
?Have you launched Xcode since you installed it? Xcode may need to be run once before the simulator is available for use.
Also, are you able to build and debug a simple iOS app from Visual Studio for Mac?