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TCYKPB
Contributor
2 years ago

iOS Mobile testing with physical device

Hello, our project mostly works in Windows, but we're now developing the iOS version of one of our apps. I have no experience with mobile testing, so for those who do, I would like to ask the followi...
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mikef
Staff
2 years ago

Hi TCYKPB 

 

  1. Afraid not, TestComplete uses Appium to connect to mobile devices whether they are physical or emulator; to test iOS devices using the Appium iOS driver XCUITest you need to run on a Mac machine. However, you can set this up on a Mac and connect to the Appium server managing that device from TestComplete on Windows. Alternatively, you can use BitBar to access our iOS devices directly from your local with no configuration needed.
  2. Further to the previous point; yes, you can run tests on a remote device. For example you could configure a remote Appium server and run your tests from a CI tool eg Jenkins. Or again you could use our device farm, BitBar.

Hope this helps

Mike