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feat: Allow single zip bundle to contain multiple app SDK builds #556
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Use case: A user configures the
appcapability with a.zipfile.The file contains builds at the same revision for multple SDKs, simulator and device, therefore it contains at the root both an
.ipaand.appfile.Previously, If there were multiple tests running, they would all reuse the same cached application file that was first unzipped. This means that if the first test was on a real device and the second test ran on a simulator, the cached application became the unzipped
.ipafile, producing abad apperror when testing on the simulator. And vice-versa.This change first tries to configure the app with the proper
supportedAppExtensions(as it was already previously doing) and when it errors detecting the different desired extension, Appium will look inside the.ziparchive again for a file with the correct extension.To fully allow for this is, the XCUITest driver also needs this tiny change appium/appium-xcuitest-driver#1408