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Archive the project and created the IPA file with development profile after that followed the following link to create the UITest IPA

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/devicefarm/latest/developerguide/test-types-ios-xctest-ui.html

also to reconfirm whether I am doing any wrong checked the following tutorial

https://www.mobdesignapps.fr/blog/2016/9/17/running-your-test-on-aws-device-farm?utm_source=stackoverflow&utm_medium=answer&utm_term=37184633

where the steps stated

Prepare Your iOS XCTest UI Tests

Before you upload iOS XCTest UI tests to Device Farm for testing, make sure that your iOS XCTest UI test runner bundle is contained within a properly formatted .ipa file. To create an .ipa file, you can place your my-project-nameUITest-Runner.app bundle in an empty Payload directory. Next, archive the Payload directory into a .zip file and then change the file extension to .ipa. The *UITest-Runner.app bundle is produced by Xcode when you build your project for testing, and it can be found in the Products directory for your project.

But whatever I do getting the following error and my test getting skipped Setup Test skipped: Not enough suites found to execute

Didn't understand what I have to do to make it working and can anyone please help to figure out the problem? Thanks in advance.

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Try using Device farm's custom environment. The standard environment has a parsing step which can fail. If it does then this error will appear since it can't find the suites.

jmp
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  • custom environment will always work, but not a great idea if you have 50 tests and you want to test only one test case or class. You need to wait for one hour instead of 5 mins. – stackich Apr 18 '22 at 23:20
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Sounds like your UITest target does not have any UITests defined. That's what the Suites found to execute message probably means. Does your UITest target define any tests?

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  • Did you mean that the test method name in XCTest UI class? For example, I have "testPrepareLogin" method. Do I need to mention the name of UI Test target? – Chowdhury Md Rajib Sarwar Jan 03 '18 at 05:15
  • Why not limit the tests in the custom environment using the accepted answer here https://stackoverflow.com/a/37971495 – jmp Apr 19 '22 at 22:34
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I've found that it doesn't like Swift tests. Try switching to Obj-C.

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A colleague of mine had the same problem, and his solution was to build using Xcode 10 instead of Xcode 11, which seems like an AWS bug to me.

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