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IOS Test Runner by 2sem — Agent Skill

Name: IOS Test Runner
Author: 2sem

IOS Test Runner

Build and run WhereWeGo iOS tests, report pass/fail results. Use on main agent for smoke tests after simple changes. Escalate to tester subagent for full coverage analysis, diagnosing complex failures, or writing new tests.

2sem 6ef70f6 2.3 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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iOS Test Runner

Overview

Smoke build and test runner for the main agent. Run after simple bug fixes or minor changes to verify nothing broke — without spawning a full tester subagent.

Announce at start: "Using ios-test-runner skill to verify the build."

Use this skill when:

Verifying a simple bug fix compiles and passes tests
Smoke-testing before creating a PR
Quick build check after dependency update

Escalate to tester subagent when:

Diagnosing a complex or intermittent test failure
Investigating code coverage gaps
Writing new tests for a feature
Full regression test suite analysis

Commands

# Install tool versions (run once per session if needed)
mise install

# Resolve SPM dependencies
mise x -- tuist install

# Build only (fast smoke check)
mise x -- tuist build

# Run full test suite
mise x -- tuist test

ALWAYS prefix tuist commands with mise x --

Workflow

1. Build first

mise x -- tuist build

If build fails → fix compilation errors before running tests
Build success → proceed to tests

2. Run tests

mise x -- tuist test

3. Interpret results

Output	Meaning
`Test Suite ... passed`	All good
`Test Suite ... failed`	Check which tests failed
`error: build failed`	Compilation error — fix before testing
Timeout / no output	Simulator issue — try `mise x -- tuist build` first

Key Test Areas

Component	What it covers
`KGDataTourManager`	API requests, response parsing, error handling
`TourListViewModel`	Pagination, type filtering, radius changes
`DeepLinkManager`	URL parsing, consume() idempotency
`LocationManager`	Auth status transitions
`WWGDefaults`	Read/write correctness

Output Format

## Test Run — [date]

### Build: PASS / FAIL
[error message if failed]

### Tests: N passed, N failed (Ns)

### Failures
- [TestClass.testMethod]: [error message]

### Verdict
- PASS — safe to PR / FAIL — escalate to tester subagent

---name: ios-test-runnerdescription: Build and run WhereWeGo iOS tests, report pass/fail results. Use on main agent for smoke tests after simple changes. Escalate to tester subagent for full coverage analysis, diagnosing complex failures, or writing new tests.---# iOS Test Runner## OverviewSmoke build and test runner for the main agent. Run after simple bug fixes or minor changes to verify nothing broke — without spawning a full tester subagent.**Announce at start:** "Using ios-test-runner skill to verify the build."**Use this skill when:**- Verifying a simple bug fix compiles and passes tests- Smoke-testing before creating a PR- Quick build check after dependency update**Escalate to `tester` subagent when:**- Diagnosing a complex or intermittent test failure- Investigating code coverage gaps- Writing new tests for a feature- Full regression test suite analysis---## Commands```bash# Install tool versions (run once per session if needed)mise install# Resolve SPM dependenciesmise x -- tuist install# Build only (fast smoke check)mise x -- tuist build# Run full test suitemise x -- tuist test```**ALWAYS prefix tuist commands with `mise x --`**---## Workflow### 1. Build first```bashmise x -- tuist build```- If build fails → fix compilation errors before running tests- Build success → proceed to tests### 2. Run tests```bashmise x -- tuist test```### 3. Interpret results| Output | Meaning ||--------|---------|| `Test Suite ... passed` | All good || `Test Suite ... failed` | Check which tests failed || `error: build failed` | Compilation error — fix before testing || Timeout / no output | Simulator issue — try `mise x -- tuist build` first |---## Key Test Areas| Component | What it covers ||-----------|----------------|| `KGDataTourManager` | API requests, response parsing, error handling || `TourListViewModel` | Pagination, type filtering, radius changes || `DeepLinkManager` | URL parsing, consume() idempotency || `LocationManager` | Auth status transitions || `WWGDefaults` | Read/write correctness |---## Output Format```## Test Run — [date]### Build: PASS / FAIL[error message if failed]### Tests: N passed, N failed (Ns)### Failures- [TestClass.testMethod]: [error message]### Verdict- PASS — safe to PR / FAIL — escalate to tester subagent```

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