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I need to do some testing on an iOS 7.0.3 Simulator, but when I go to Preferences > Downloads in Xcode (6.0.1) there is no iOS 7.0 Simulator under the Components section.

Could it be because I am running Yosemite? I've heard of Mavericks machines losing support for iOS 6.0, but couldn't find any definitive answer on whether Yosemite has removed support for 7.0 simulators.

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I tried copying over old versions of the SDK from previous releases of Xcode but these aren't recognized. Anyone find a solution?Steven Baughman

5 Answers

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It's because you're on Yosemite. It doesn't support 7.0 anymore. Had the same issue.

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XCode 6.1 in Yosemite starts with 7.1, if you need to test older iOS versions you can still install XCode 5.X from Apple's developer downloads site using your developer account. You can have both versions installed in the same machine.

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  1. Open iOS Simulator is at /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Applications/iOS\ Simulator.app.

  2. Go to Hardware > Devices > Manage Devices

  3. Add a simulator -> Download more simulators > Download iOS 7.1 Simulator

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You can just copy simulator and framework from previous versions of Xcode. I use this method when I need to compile or test

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Try this iOS Simulator -> Hardware -> Device -> Manage Devices and add / remove them as required.