Thank you. Sorry for the long delay.
I’m running v1.16.0 of the Appium Server from the command line.
I have v1.15.1 desktop version as well but it crashes if I try to use it so I don’t.
There is not problem building the WDA as it gets deployed.
Build log looks good:
SLF010#22%IDECommandLineBuildLog1@0#39"Xcode.IDEActivityLogDomainType.BuildLog63"Testing project WebDriverAgent with scheme WebDriverAgentRunner63"Testing project WebDriverAgent with scheme WebDriverAgentRunnera9dd97fc3427c241^2e7679fd3427c241^-125"note: Using new build system
note: Building targets in parallel
note: Planning build
note: Using build description from disk
4(21%IDEActivityLogMessage2@22"Using new build system-609118713#18446744073709551615#0#-0#–6"Notice–2@28"Building targets in parallel-609118713#18446744073709551615#0#-0#–6"Notice–2@14"Planning build-609118713#18446744073709551615#0#-0#–6"Notice–2@33"Using build description from disk-609118714#18446744073709551615#0#-0#–6"Notice–0#0#0#—36"723E3BBF-3703-47A9-8302-72B8C3228C0915"Build succeeded-
My V1.6.0 Appium Server output clearly shows that it can’t connect to the WDA:
Proxying [GET /status] to [GET http://localhost:8100/status] with no body
[WD Proxy] Got an unexpected response with status undefined: {“errno”:-61,“code”:“ECONNREFUSED”,“syscall”:“connect”,“address”:“127.0.0.1”,“port”:8100}
I tried checking for ports listening while running the IOSCapabilitiesTest via:
lsof -nP +c 15 | grep LISTEN (less the stars)
But nothing is running on 8100 before during or after the test.
Might I need to do something with IOS security or even my router to to allow 8100?
Any help is much appreciated as I’m dead in the water.
Jack