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It is possible to prevent Xcode from calling the debugger after calling `XCUIApplication (). Terminate () `

I am using UITest to test a C object application, using quick for tests.

Xcode 7.3, sim 9.3

Each test case calls XCUIApplication.launch (), which kills any running application by sending SIGKILL.

Xcode treats this as a failure - invoking a debugger on main.m To continue working with the test package, just click the "Continue" button in the debugger.

After continuing, my journal says:

 Message from debugger: Terminated due to signal 9

This situation is frustrating because it happens after 1/4 of my test cases. Due to the fact that I lost focus on the document, which I edit and call, so that my test suite hangs until I hit.

Is there any way around this?

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We faced the same problem. After some debugging, we found out that this was due to the fact that Background Modes enabled for your application.

Our solution was to create a new development and testing goal that turned off all Background Modes .

FYI, in the Capabilities section of your project’s parameters, labeled Background Modes , turns this key Off . Alternatively, you can remove the Require background modes key (aka UIBackgroundModes ) from Info.plist

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You can go for debugging and / or testing after completion with xCode. On the menu:

  • Debug
  • Attach to process
  • Choose Likely Targets or By Process Identifier (PID)
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1246424/

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