I checked on the MacBook, and indeed the folder does not exist (I'd expect it to be auto-created as part of the build?). Scenario 2 - Result within Visual Studio on WindowsĮrror MT0069: The app directory '/Users/macbook/Library/Caches/Xamarin/mtbs/builds/BlazorHybridApp.iOS/373192a984aab952b21bd389276fc38f881a1f70c8927669096f762b8fab1f51/bin/iPhoneSimulator/Debug/' does not exist. Visual Studio → Options → Xamarin → iOS Settings → Simulator - UNCHECKED 'Remote Simulator to Windows'.Scenario 2 - Disabled Remote Simulator to Windows Scenario 1 - Result within Visual Studio on Windows Selected from the list of available devices 'iPod touch (7th generation) iOS 14.5)'.Selected iOS project from solution 'BlazorHybridApp.iOS'.Visual Studio → Options → Xamarin → iOS Settings → Simulator - Checked 'Remote Simulator to Windows'.Xamarin Mobile Blazor Bindings (doesn't to seem to be relevant, as I've tried creating other brand new iOS-related projects from within VS, with the same result).ĭifferent Scenarios Tried Scenario 1 - Enabled Remote Simulator to Windows.Visual Studio 2019 Preview 16.11.0 Preview 3.My app runs wonderfully on Android in both the Android simulator and physical devices.īut I'm unable to get the iOS Simulator to run when launched from Visual Studio. The Mac is 'connected' from within Visual Studio, and Visual Studio successfully installed any missing libraries it required remotely on the Mac.

I'm not fussy whether the Simulator runs locally on my Windows machine, or on the Mac itself.

Developing on Windows with Visual Studio, and trying to run my app in iOS Simulator.

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