When I run my basic Xcode project in simulator, I got the below issue:-
Failed to initiate service connection to simulator.
Unable to contact local DTServiceHub to bless simulator connection
Xcode 8.0
OS 10.11.6
SWIFT 3
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pkc456
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I have this problem with Catalina, did you find any solution?? – MohammadReza Eram Apr 25 '20 at 06:54
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I am using `Xcode 11.4` and it is working fine now. – pkc456 Apr 25 '20 at 20:58
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I reset the Simulator by using the "Reset Content and Settings..." and quit my Xcode. Then opened my project again and ran, it worked for me. But I don't know why this error occurred.
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In Xcode 9 there is Simulator > Hardware > Erase All Content and Settings
iPC
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also in xcode 11. in the simulator menu, there is the option Hardware|Erase All.. – Atara Apr 22 '21 at 13:33
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I encountered the same error message in Xcode 9.1, but instead of erasing configurations under Simulator > Hardware, I pressed the Run button again and my project successfully built & ran.
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This happened to me when I upgraded to MacOS Mojave cause dark mode is awesome. The solution wasn't any of the above, but instead a system RESTART did the trick.
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The question wasn't about why you upgraded to Mojave, so why are you telling us? It's kinda OT – Risinek Jun 10 '19 at 10:22
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This answer is what I needed. I upgraded to macOS Catalina and this happened. – quemeful Aug 18 '19 at 23:59
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- Reset the Simulator by using the "Reset Content and Settings..."
- Target -> build setting -> search debug -> build option -> debug information format -> change debug to DWARF
Cmd+Shift+K
it's work for me
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