dsmith42

dsmith42

iOS Unit Testing by Example: 54 Don't seem to be getting the print out on tests (Xcode 13.2)

Hey there,

I’m enjoying this book and have learned a few things alredayd. However, in Chapter 4 I believe we are meant to see the “>> Launching with real app delegate” when running tests. I’m not getting that in the console during tests. It does print out on a simulator run though. Is this an Xcode 13 thing or possibly something else?

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jonreid

jonreid

Author of iOS Unit Testing by Example

Run tests. Then scroll back in the console output, before " Test Suite ‘All tests’ started"

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