noomorph
commented
3 years ago Any chance you can try device.launchApp({ newInstance: true }) instead of device.reloadReactNative() and report back, if it changes anything, please?
Closed LiamDotPro closed 3 years ago
noomorph
commented
3 years ago Any chance you can try device.launchApp({ newInstance: true }) instead of device.reloadReactNative() and report back, if it changes anything, please?
LiamDotPro
commented
3 years ago @noomorph thanks for checking this out, I will try and run this for you later 👍
tdekoning
commented
3 years ago @noomorph We're having the same errors in our app since we've upgraded to 18.2.1.
Doing device.launchApp({newInstance: true}) did not fix this problem for us.
LiamDotPro
commented
3 years ago I've not had the time to create a reproducible demo but this fix did not fix the problem for us either, we have since completely disabled detox for android as we couldn't get it working. @noomorph @tdekoning
dushmantha
commented
3 years ago I have got the same issue when detox run on Android
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HINT: Most likely, your tests have timed out and called detox.cleanup() while it was waiting for "ready" message (over WebSocket) from the instrumentation process. at MonitoredInstrumentation._getInstrumentationCrashError (/Users/.../node_modules/detox/src/devices/drivers/android/tools/MonitoredInstrumentation.js:68:12) at MonitoredInstrumentation._rejectPendingCrashPromise (/Users/../node_modules/detox/src/devices/drivers/android/tools/MonitoredInstrumentation.js:56:37) at MonitoredInstrumentation._onInstrumentationTerminated (/Users/../node_modules/detox/src/devices/drivers/android/tools/MonitoredInstrumentation.js:51:10) at Instrumentation._onTerminated (/Users/..//node_modules/detox/src/devices/drivers/android/tools/Instrumentation.js:52:18) at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:93:5)
"detox": "^17.11.4" React Native: "0.62.2" OS: macOS
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d4vidi
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3 years ago @LiamDotPro I would appreciate it if you try to run on Android again and provide these two assets:
-l trace argument)--record-logs all and pull the result from the artifacts/ folder in the end)
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janaka120
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3 years ago Any update on this issue. I'm having the same issue.
d4vidi
commented
3 years ago @janaka120 @conor909 this error is terribly generic. Please open Android issues with the requested details - we promise to do our best to help!
janaka120
commented
3 years ago @d4vidi , Thanks for your reply.
The problem I had was, my Android SDK version is 29. By default, Google has disabled all clear-text network traffic for SDK >= v28. So I have to explicitly configure permission. I referred to this documentation(Title - Problem: The app loads but tests fail to start in SDK >= 28).
I think this will help to someone.
d4vidi
commented
3 years ago Ah yes, this is exactly what the guide is for. Perhaps one day we'd be able to provide a better solution for this: #1964
Describe the bug
I'm trying to run my detox test on a CI, In my case it's the App Centre. Building the app is successful but when I try and run a test the runner responds with an error that the app is unable to start.
Here's the notable lines (Full logs for runner can be found in stack trace section:
I've tested the same configuration locally and it's builds and runs the tests without a hitch. Notably running the same tests for IOS on the CI work as expected.
Steps To Reproduce
Created new project via CRNA Follow Detox Integration steps Add App Centre CI via Prebuild
App Centre Pre Build configuration (Uses APP_CENTER_CURRENT_PLATFORM=android)
Expected behavior
Builds and runs my tests on android
Detox Trace-Logs
Device logs (adb logcat)
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Environment (please complete the following information):
jest-circus