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Packager so try to avoid doing so. Packager so try to avoid doing so.
- You can launch your app on the simulator without opening Xcode by running - You can launch your app on the simulator without opening Xcode by running
`re-natal launch` in your app's root directory. `react-native run-ios` in your app's root directory (since RN 0.19.0).
- By default new Natal projects will launch on the iPhone 6 simulator. To change
which device `re-natal launch` uses, you can run `re-natal listdevices` to see a list
of available simulators, then select one by running `re-natal setdevice` with the
index of the device on the list.
- To change advanced settings run `re-natal xcode` to quickly open the Xcode project. - To change advanced settings run `re-natal xcode` to quickly open the Xcode project.
- The Xcode-free workflow is for convenience. If you're encountering app crashes, - If you have customized project layout and `re-natal upgrade` does not fit your well,
you should open the Xcode project and run it from there to view errors. then these commands might be useful for you:
* `re-natal copy-figwheel-brigde` - just copies figwheel-bridge.js from current re-natal
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
As Re-Natal is the orchestration of many individual tools, there are quite a few dependencies. As Re-Natal is the orchestration of many individual tools, there are quite a few dependencies.