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that most likely happens because rnv thinks your watch is a phone. Support will need to be added for that device if it's one which doesn't advertise itself as being a watch in the common properties that rnv checks. Would be nice if you could send us the output of adb devices -l and maybe adb -s <ID> shell getprop so we can add it. In the meantime you could skip the device decision making part with --skipTargetCheck
@mihaiblaga89 FYI: I have this email pinned in my inbox and I promise I'll deliver you more information but I stopped using my TicWatch 3 Pro and removed ReNative months ago so I'll have to wait for the weekend to set everything up again and get you more context.
As for RNV thinking my watch is a phone, I do remember applying a patch manually to ensure that my watch is detected properly as a watch (it didn't work at all otherwise) so I don't believe that was the reason for the problem.
Oh yeah, that was merged. Then I think I can consider this issue closed if that patch was working for you. Otherwise if you still encounter this issue feel free to reopen it. If you get the chance to send us more info about the device by running the commands specified above we would greatly appreciate it.
Describe the bug
When running
rnv run
it kills theadb
server and restarts it again. This clears any devices that are connected remotely.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
adb connect x.x.x.x:5555
rnv run -p androidwear -d
Expected behavior
It should connect to the available device instead of ignoring it and asking about the emulator
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