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The commands tizen driver offers us do not work. Every connection to real tizen device is followed by "Getting install status for 'appPackage'" command. This and other available commands are executed over "sdb shell".
"sdb shell" is not supported neither by emulators not by real devices, unless real device has "debug firmware installed".
According to what I see from Appium server log, tizen driver executes 'sdb shell' scripts directly against device and throws "sdb shell ... exited with code 1'; Stderr: 'closed';".
It will never work since it is blocked by firmware. The only way it could be done is over socket connection, I see some JS code related to socket connection but most likely the requests to the device are not going through the socket.
Environment
Appium version (or git revision) that exhibits the issue: 1.9.0
Last Appium version that did not exhibit the issue (if applicable): -
Desktop OS/version used to run Appium: Windows 10
Node.js version (unless using Appium.app|exe): 5.6.0
Mobile platform/version under test: Tizen 3.0, same behavior for Tizen 2.3 and Tizen 4.0
To repro the issue it is enough to start Appium server 1.9.0 with capabilities
{
"appPackage": "sample",
"deviceName": "Tizen",
"platformName": "Tizen"
}
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The problem
The commands tizen driver offers us do not work. Every connection to real tizen device is followed by "Getting install status for 'appPackage'" command. This and other available commands are executed over "sdb shell".
"sdb shell" is not supported neither by emulators not by real devices, unless real device has "debug firmware installed".
According to what I see from Appium server log, tizen driver executes 'sdb shell' scripts directly against device and throws "sdb shell ... exited with code 1'; Stderr: 'closed';".
It will never work since it is blocked by firmware. The only way it could be done is over socket connection, I see some JS code related to socket connection but most likely the requests to the device are not going through the socket.
Environment
Link to Appium logs
GIST
Code To Reproduce Issue [ Good To Have ]
To repro the issue it is enough to start Appium server 1.9.0 with capabilities
{
"appPackage": "sample",
"deviceName": "Tizen",
"platformName": "Tizen"
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: