I used to run sts suite by executing 'run sts-engbuid' on a Android 10 device and it worked well. Recently I am trying to run sts test suite on android 11 but it complains that I can't use the command 'run sts-engbuild' to start sts since it is depreciated. It asks me to run sts-dynamic-incremental even though the README file still asks user to run the sts in the old way. Has anyone experience with this?
//Farshid
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I have a jenkins job running tests on android emulator! When we run the tests on android sdk version 28, we are getting the junit results. But when we run on android sdk-30 emulator, we are not getting any junit results! The only change done is changing the version of the sdk. Going through the console logs, we are seeing the tests being executed, but the final result is not getting published! Anyone worked on android sdk30 on jenkins with junit?
This is the error that I see on the console
HH:mm:ss Recording test results
HH:mm:ss No test report files were found. Configuration error?
Thank you,
Kartik
I have tried to find any xml files on the android emulator, but I could not find any xml files on the emulator.
For most of the file system, I get permission denied when trying to list the emulator contents.
I'm a developer developing react-native using VSC on Windows. The build succeeds, but it turns out not to run
The react-native run-android command printed BUILD SUCCESSFUL.
But unfortunately in the next line
Access is denied.
With only a message, the app is installed on the device, but it doesn't run. When I run it, I see the make sure blabla error screen that appears when there is no node server.
This problem eliminated my two days.
I want to get help.
Ps. Note that project asd is a new project for testing. If you look at the existing project and test project, I guess it might be Java configuration, but ... I am suffering because there is no proper solution.
Im trying to generate an APK to test my android build, it used to work before, i dont know what went wrong that it stopped working, whenever i try to run on device either on android studio or my own device, it does not build even though its error clean. App actually installs, but when its about to run it closes down and this message appears
Heres what i got from checking the logcat on Android Studio: https://imgur.com/a/FdE4WMo
Try uninstalling the app from the device and then run it again.
The dev / debug build uses an encryption key that's specific to the machine so I think that maybe you are trying to install a different app over the original one?
I have an unused mac mini, so I installed Jenkins on it, and I'm trying to configure it so that it is always running monkey tests on our latest Android build. I can't find a way to do that though. I've found the Android Emulator Plugin which allows for the booting of an emulator and then running a Monkey Test on the build, but it only seems to be configurable for a certain number of events, not time based.
The ideal Jenkins configuration would poll a git server. When it sees a new commit on a specific branch, it would build the APK, run the emulator, and then start the monkey test. I'm sure crashes would happen, and every time a crash happens the test should restart. It should continue running like this indefinitely. Then when a new commit is detected, it would shut down the emulator, and start the build all over again.
Are there any creative ways that a Jenkins build could be configured to continually run monkey tests?
general question:
i have an app i'm developing that uses rhino to execute java script code.
when i run it on my emulator it works well but when i install it on my device it crushes and gives a Use *#9900# to take log message.
i am not sure what that error really means.
i have gone over the code and cleared all log and system out commands and added debug=false on the android manifest.
do i need to install on my device any other software,such as an interpreter so it could run java script?