Open Radar

 
Summary:
When running `xcodebuild ... -destination='id=$DEVICE_ID'` on a device that is paired (aka trusted) but has never had its symbol files "processed" (aka copied) will fail with the following error:

```
xcodebuild: error: Unable to find a destination matching the provided destination specifier:
        { id:6bce7c0274b3d85a230c0e1316dd6c1f5b583fc3 }

    Unsupported device specifier option.
    The device "My Mac" does not support the following options: id
    Please supply only supported device specifier options.

    Available destinations for the "Realm iOS static" scheme:
        { platform:OS X, arch:x86_64 }
        { platform:iOS, id:6bce7c0274b3d85a230c0e1316dd6c1f5b583fc3, name:iPad }
        { platform:tvOS Simulator, id:A9C2C50E-F8D0-46BF-9685-F1C599EB6A1A, OS:9.1, name:Apple TV 1080p }
        { platform:iOS Simulator, id:8D3789BD-BADC-4ABD-9CCD-E510D6EF08B3, OS:9.2, name:iPad 2 }
        ...(lots more simulators)...
```

Notice that xcodebuild was 'unable to find' the destination of 6bce7... (external iPhone) but listed this same device (6bce7...) in its 'Available destinations' prompt a few lines later.

This error does not occur after the device has had its symbol files copied/processed, instead happily running the binary on the device, with great success and aplomb.

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Notes:
I've also filed rdar://31176555 (http://www.openradar.me/31176555) to enable more transparency into the symbolication process which would be useful to work around this limitation, and would possibly be useful in other ways as well, beyond working around bugs.