[cli] Warn user when trying to an iOS app in a incompatible device #194
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alanjhughes
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Co-authored-by: Brent Vatne <brentvatne@gmail.com>
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Why
A lot of times users try to install their device builds on simulators and simulator builds on devices via Orbit. Doing so will throw the following error, which is not really descriptive and leads to some confusion
How
Update
InstallAndLaunchAppcommand to check if the type of app is compatible with the selected device before a trying to install itTest Plan
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