Took me some time to realize why I can't seem to persist my device's state using this emulator.
I found out that there is a bug in this script which forces the emulator to create the emulated device's filesystem from scratch every time.
The real config.ini file has white spaces around the equal sign ("hw.device.name = "), so it never finds the reference and always assumes a new device is being used.
I recommend changing the condition in line 59 to:
import re
regex_string = 'hw.device.name( |\t)*=( |\t)*{}'.format(device_name)
with open(config_path, 'r') as f:
if any(re.match(regex_str, line) for line in f):
return True
budtmo
commented
3 years ago
https://github.com/budtmo/docker-android/blob/caf2cb2cd80b69442e054662790ac8f97477f57b/src/app.py#L59
Took me some time to realize why I can't seem to persist my device's state using this emulator. I found out that there is a bug in this script which forces the emulator to create the emulated device's filesystem from scratch every time.
The real config.ini file has white spaces around the equal sign ("hw.device.name ="), so it never finds the reference and always assumes a new device is being used.
I recommend changing the condition in line 59 to: