Store invalid format for simulator-based default store about pulse

[AgapovOne]

Here I've added a test case for this situation
AgapovOne@8528ee0

[kean]

It's strange to have intermediate current.pulse folder, because that makes it impossible to open folders. Or the parent folder should not have .pulse extension. That extension forces Finder to think it's an app file, not a simple folder.

It's an omission from the earlier versions. Initially, I used reverse DNS notification for naming the folder where all Pulse stuff is stored: "com.github.kean.pulse". Initially, "pulse" extension had no meaning. And many months later I came up with a proper document format*.

I agree that the best fix is to remove the ".pulse" extension form the parent folder. Maybe not use dots at all in the name? I'll update it in the upcoming release. Or if you want to make a change, the PRs are always welcome.

because that makes it impossible to open folders

You can use right-click on it and use "Show Package Contents" as a workaround. Then just double-click on "current.pulse".

Also I see it strange no one ever struggled with this issue, because no version of Pulse.app opened logs for me before. I always use iOS in-app logs viewer with PulseUI.

Using a "Share" option also works. It's especially useful on a physical device. I'm not sure how common a scenario for opening logs directly from the simulator app sandbox is. But it, of course, should be supported by the app. I'm also thinking about adding a convenience feature for showing you a list of simulators with Pulse stores to make it easier to open them. It could be a one-click operation instead of phishing for the right folder.

like retrying with inner *.pulse folders

This shouldn't be necessary.

It would be cool to have a live logs watcher with a simulator app on the same mac.

Pulse Pro supports it.

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*Technically, there are two different formats. One is a package (a directory that macOS treats as a single document). It's optimized for writing and that's what the read-write stores use. And another is a zip archive optimized for storage and sharing.