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Steps to reproduce
Having more than 1 devices plug into a system
Use --device to specify a device to run test on.
Observe errored results
Actual results
Hello,
I have 2 Android devices connect to my linux system (Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS) and I am trying to use to suggested solution on targeting specific devices to run test https://maestro.mobile.dev/advanced/specify-a-device. However, I am unable to run test as it shows on the screenshot that devices it is not connected.
*Interesting note, I can run test if I only have one device connect to my system but that defeats the purpose specifying a device.
Expected results
Based on your instruction, I would expect that I can specific a device to run test on.
About app
it is on the Bell TV app which is support both IOS and Android. It is however closed source.
linear[bot]
commented
1 month ago
Is there an existing issue for this?
Steps to reproduce
Actual results
Hello,
I have 2 Android devices connect to my linux system (Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS) and I am trying to use to suggested solution on targeting specific devices to run test https://maestro.mobile.dev/advanced/specify-a-device. However, I am unable to run test as it shows on the screenshot that devices it is not connected.
*Interesting note, I can run test if I only have one device connect to my system but that defeats the purpose specifying a device.
Expected results
Based on your instruction, I would expect that I can specific a device to run test on.
About app
it is on the Bell TV app which is support both IOS and Android. It is however closed source.
About environment
Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS
Logs
Logs
``` ```Maestro version
1.39.0
How did you install Maestro?
other (please specify in the text area below)
Anything else?
curl -fsSL "https://get.maestro.mobile.dev" | bash -pre your instruction https://maestro.mobile.dev/getting-started/installing-maestro