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I have installed Xcode 11 beta 5 and create a sample project

There is no iOS 13 simulators available:

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When I go on Add simulator -> Download more simulator

iOS 13 is not available in list:

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What should I do to install an iOS 13 simulator?

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  • I'm seeing the same issue. Xcode 11 beta doesn't seem to recognize the bundled Simulator SDK for iOS 13. – krik Aug 14 '19 at 10:16
  • I have the same problem. Does anyone know a workaround? (The problem is both on MacOS Mojave and the latest MacOS Catalina beta) – Sergey A. Novitsky Aug 19 '19 at 13:41

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I'm not sure why it is happening, but you can create new simulators and it will work

  • Click Add Additional Simulators from the menu where you would normally select the simulator (where you select your target)
  • Click the + icon in the bottom left
  • Create a new simulator - I selected iPhone XR and iOS 13

I was then able to select the iPhone XR as a run target

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    Got the same problem in Xcode 11 Gm. Got an error "Invalid argument" when I tried to add new iOS 13 simulator – Bagusflyer Sep 12 '19 at 02:02
  • Just found that simply RESTART the macOS did the trick... after restart everything works, IOS 13 Simulator available and usable – Hardy_Germany Sep 15 '19 at 21:14
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Since you already have iOS 12.2 simulator downloaded, go to your project's "General" settings pane -> Under "Deployment Info",

make sure your target simulator version is the same as 12.2.

This is a screenshot of the "Deployment Info" settings pane. Ignore 13.2 in the image and replace it with your version.

I was able to use my downloaded simulators after making this change.

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