Hi Albert,
thank you for your reply!
It appears that you are utilizing a beta version.
I'm quite sure I'm not at this point. At some point I had installed the 26.2 Beta, but I have removed it again. Right now I don't have any Xcode Beta installed.
When I check for Simulator processes running, this one shows up: /Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Volumes/iOS_21F79
I'm not familiar with these build numbers - is that a final version?
Is the visual aspect causing you to encounter difficulties in testing your application?
It is. The whole simulator is running on an unexpected screen size, causing my Unit Test to fail. I also found this in the Simulator logs:
No status bar visual provider for screen <UIScreen: 0x104c04880; bounds: {{0, 0}, {360, 780}}; mode: <UIScreenMode: 0x600000239ae0; size = 1080.000000 x 2340.000000>> (width: 360.00, scale: 3.00, idiom: 0, cornerRadius: 33.33). Please see rdar://45025538.
Have you attempted using the latest Xcode version to ascertain whether this resolves your issue?
I've tried that already. I have 26.1.1 and 26.1.0 installed, also tried reinstalling Xcode, reinstalling runtimes, nothing helped so far. I've also deleted everything from /Library/Developer/, didn't help either. I'm really looking desperately for any solution :(.
If you are operating a release version, did you configure the status bar appropriately within the simulator?
I didn't change any of the status bar configuration. I have also tried deleting all my simulators and creating a new one from scratch, but the issue is there for any new 12/13 mini Simulator.
Does this issue persist on the physical device?
I have not tried on the physical device, I need to get the Simulator working for running the Unit Tests.
In your screenshot, it appears that you are not currently running your app. Are you simply running the simulator?
That's correct.
What else could I try to start from a clean slate, except for wiping/reinstalling macOS?
