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added a little info on the --simulator parameter - #8585
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@PierBover this is part of the docs now. It was part of this merged PR |
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Awesome @joelcloralt this is even better. |
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I added a bit of info on how to open a particular device from the CLI using
--simulator.As a beginner I spent a few hours trying to figure how to open an iPad instead of an iPhone from the CLI.
The CLI doesn't provide any info on how to do that, and I still haven't found any docs describing this.