'"npx react-native run-ios" is picking non existing simulator
As per https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup, I'm trying to run sample project on iOS simulator
When I ran command npx react-native run-ios getting error
info Found Xcode workspace "AwesomeProject.xcworkspace"
error No simulator available with name "iPhone 12".
From where does it picking iPhone 12, I don't have that simulator in first place
Solution 1:[1]
Open Xcode and check which simulators are installed or list available simulators in terminal with xcrun simctl list devices.
Then define a simulator you wanna use:
npx react-native run-ios —simulator="iPhone 13"
Solution 2:[2]
React Native will pick a particular device by default, depending on its version.
As of version 0.67.2, for example, it'll try to boot an iPhone 13 by default regardless of it existing or locally or not.
Solution 3:[3]
You can open Xcode select ios folder.
Choose the simulator here 
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | Michael Bahl |
| Solution 2 | André Herculano |
| Solution 3 | Nguy?n Th? Thúy |