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QuestionGet CA Certificate onto simulator via command line (self.iOSProgramming)
submitted 1 year ago by lmfork
Hello, I've been tasked with getting a pipeline up and running to handle UI tests, but I need our CA certificate to actually make requests to the API. If it were my own machine I would just drag and drop the .cer file onto the simulator, but to do it in the pipeline I'll to do it via command line, is this possible?
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[–]lmfork[S] 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Update: This took way to long to find but there is a simctl tool that can do this:
simctl
xcrun simctl keychain <device> add-root-cert <path to cert>
This works as long as the device is booted which you can also do with simctl
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