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1 year ago Thanks for the bug report! I would need your help a bit more to narrow down the problem, if you have the time, could you please check the following?
Did you add the AltUnityTester prefab to your scene in Unity? Basically, this part of the setup in the Readme:
Setting up your Unity Game/App
To use the AltUnityDriver, you need to:
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Import the AltUnityTester asset/package into your Unity project:
- if you use a downloaded Unity package, go to Assets->Import Package -> Custom Package in Unity Editor and select the
AltUnityTester.unitypackagefile - if you dowloaded it from the Unity Asset store, just go to your Asset Store Downloads Manager from Unity Editor and import the package.
- if you use a downloaded Unity package, go to Assets->Import Package -> Custom Package in Unity Editor and select the
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Add the AltUnityDriver prefab (from AltUnityTester/Prefab folder) to your main scene in the game/app, the one that will be first shown to the users. By default, this will use
13000as the port for the socket connection. If you want to change this, you can update the port value number in Unity Editor in the Inspector.
Did you run through these steps on your local machine, where you are running the tests?
Setting up your local machine
To run your tests on iOS and Android, you need to have Appium installed. Info on that is available here: http://appium.io/docs/en/about-appium/getting-started
For iOS, to run the tests on real iOS device, please make sure you also go through this: http://appium.io/docs/en/drivers/ios-xcuitest/
To connect to the AltUnityDriver socket connection, with the device connected to your computer, you will need to forward the tcp port from the device to your computer:
To do this on Android, use:
adb forward tcp:13001 tcp:13000
where first port (13001 in the example above) is the port on your computer and the second port (13000 in the example above) is the AltUnityDriver port. This is 13000 by default.
To do this on iOS, use:
iproxy 13002 13000
where first port (13002 in the example above) is the port on your computer and the second port (13000 in the example above) is the AltUnityDriver port. This is 13000 by default.
The iproxy command is installed as part of the libimobiledevice package that you should have already installed when setting up your iOS environment (http://appium.io/docs/en/drivers/ios-xcuitest-real-devices/)
Do you have a Development build for the application? In Unity, is "Development Build" selected when you check the Build Settings?
You can find the original comment from GitLab here.
I have an app generated by Unity( iOS and Android).
I started an Appium server. I wrote the small test on python (on both of platforms Android and iOS) and I had an error (AltUnityServer not running on port 13001) I tested on both of platforms Android and iOS on simulators and real devices.
You can find the original issue from GitLab here.