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In case if this container is used in some sort of CI setup for automated test execution, tests start executing before the android in emulator is actually booted up.
It is possible to delay test execution within test set up it self but would not be so convenient if deploying multiple containers with selenium grid via docker-compose for example.
Would You consider adding a check for avd boot_complete during container start?
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This will active wait up to 10 seconds for the container to be ready for tests but will finish as soon as is ready. This script can also be used as a HEALTHCHECK instruction.
So you guys could do something similar for this image, e.g.
docker exec android-container healthcheck.sh 1m
And inside that healthcheck.sh you put all the logic to wait for what's needed, avd boot_complete and so on.
So users can be sure that after that the container is ready to be used for testing.
In case if this container is used in some sort of CI setup for automated test execution, tests start executing before the android in emulator is actually booted up.
It is possible to delay test execution within test set up it self but would not be so convenient if deploying multiple containers with selenium grid via docker-compose for example.
Would You consider adding a check for avd boot_complete during container start?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: