Is this only works on the simulator?

[Leochens]

hi,there!
Injection3 is worked on simulator now,
I want it work in my physical IOS device, but it seems cannot connect , there is no Injection log in the xcode console.
my current environment：
MACOS：15.1.1
Injection3: 5.0.5
IOS device: 18.0
Xcode: 16.2

[johnno1962]

It works on a device but it is more difficult to assemble all the pieces. Consult the README of this project along with that of the HotReloading project to connect. The first step is to set a default to open the app up for remote connections. The simplest method is to add a build phase to copy one of the pre-built bundles into your app as it says in the README.

https://github.com/johnno1962/InjectionIII?tab=readme-ov-file#injection-on-an-ios-tvos-or-visionos-device

[lmhwlc]

I followed the instructions in the tutorial, first executing defaults write com.johnholdsworth.InjectionIII deviceUnlock any, then adding the script. The script was executed successfully, but it still didn't work when running on the real device. The simulator was normal.

[johnno1962]

There is more information on debugging connecting over the network here:
https://github.com/johnno1962/HotReloading?tab=readme-ov-file#device-injection
You don't need to use the HotReloading project when you're using the copy_bundle.sh script.

[lmhwlc]

Do I have to use this package to debug on a real machine? According to the tutorial, I only added and executed the script, and then changed the settings. Is that not enough?

[johnno1962]

The bundles contain the code that is in. the HotReloading project. Using the script + loading the bundle should be enough once you have sorted out the networking issues.

[johnno1962]

Note that if you use the prebuilt bundles for on device injection the code to load the bundle I different:

#if DEBUG
if let path = Bundle.main.path(forResource:
        "iOSInjection", ofType: "bundle") ??
    Bundle.main.path(forResource:
        "macOSInjection", ofType: "bundle") {
    Bundle(path: path)!.load()
}
#endif

You'lll have to convert that into Objective-C though the classes used should be the same.