David Helkowski

This seems directly related to this comment imo: https://github.com/danielpaulus/quicktime_video_hack/issues/47#issuecomment-619545183 I think that what happens is that the video streaming is left in a wonky partially enabled status instead of starting...

Screenshots through lockdown are too slow to be useful as a video feed. avfoundation works but tends to go down after a few days of continual use and then be...

The problem with avfoundation is that the service on the phone that makes it work tends to crash / freeze. Also sometimes it simply refuses to start streaming. To reliably...

Which usbmuxd does this happen on? MacOS? Linux? On Linux a potential solution is to run multiple usbmuxd.

The excessive complexity and other bugs within WDA are why I wrote a replacement for it, CFA. It is currently closed source though. I will likely be releasing it in...

My understanding is that this can be done. There is a separate usbmuxd though for simulators; the /var/run/usbmuxd is not used for them.

In order to re-sign anywhere you first need to acquire your signing credentials. I don't know any way to do that except using a MacOS instance. I would suggest spinning...

@jupe I actually agree that appium should be an option to start automatically at the appropriate time by the provider. In the case of IOS support; I will be adding...

@denis99999 The IOS provider ( specifically Xcode running WDA ) has to run on MacOS. Using USB/IP doesn't prevent this from being a requirement. I have already investigated MacOS within...

@jupe Two things "need" to run on MacOS: WDA through Xcode/XCUITest, and whatever streams video. Note that the phone doesn't have to be physically connected to the MacOS machine in...