Issue with opening IOS Simulator

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I am developing an App in React Native for this i need Xcode. However when i start my Expo Developer Tool Metro Bundler There when I click Run IOS Simulator. Always From the VS Code Terminal I am getting the same message like Xcode needs to be installed (don't worry, you won't have to use it), would you like to continue to the App Store? However I have already Xcode installed the after that when i type Y it takes me to App Store where i find the option open Xcode it's because i have already installed Xcode. Please guide me through this because i am not able to see my App on IOS devices
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  • I had the same issue because I am using Xcode-beta so I ran this command on my terminal sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode-beta.app and it worked

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    jonson.ncube

  • The comment above worked for me, but instead of Xcode-beta.app, I only wrote Xcode.app.

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    MustafaQoceiEasin
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I have the same issue... Yesterday, I Initialized macOS and installed other software like Xcode. Later, this issue occurs. I think my version of the software is the latest.
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littlehelp
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any luck with this? I'm experiencing the same issue
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astuvecke
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I ran into this same problem and resolved it in the following steps.

  1. ) Open Xcode

  2. ) go to preferences

  3. ) go to locations tab

  4. ) select an Xcode version in the select labeled "Command Line Tools"

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KerstingJosh
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Thank you, KerstingJosh! It worked! :)
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littlehelp
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@KerstingJosh  , it Works !
Thank you
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deberoppa
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thank you!!

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dachaman
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this is the correct way !! Open Xcode, then choose "Preferences..." from the Xcode menu (or press ⌘+,). Go to the Locations panel and install the tools by selecting the most recent version in the Command Line Tools dropdown.

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Mohammed1
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thank you!!

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bricefromfronton
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Thank you, it worked.

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