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Allow for testing BroadcastReceivers on Android #1142
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Hey @andre-artus can you explain the detailed use case you are looking at? What type of behavior do you want to verify in the maestro test? |
Sorry, @amanjeetsingh150 , I failed to respond to you (I don;t know if I missed the notification) but Max's examples is very similar to ours (scanner or other accessories on enterprise devices). |
@andre-artus How did you solved it with scripts calling into ADB. Can you share an example? |
Hey all, This seems to a bit of a more niche use case, and we're a small team busy with other work streams rn, so I cannot share any timeline on when we will implement it. That said if anyone decided to contribute this feature, we're always happy to review PRs. Notes:
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Yes, this feature would be extremely useful for my workflow too, as I need to test an application on a Zebra scanner 🙏🏻 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Some of my use cases are initiated from a broadcast (i.e. implements a BroadcastReceiver). I would like to automate the tests for these receivers.
Describe the solution you'd like
Some mechanism to initiate or simulate a broadcast (Local or System), or call adb to do it and check the result.
I would like to test when the following are sent:
Also
I'm sure I'm leaving something out, but that should cover a lot of it.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm currently just using scripts calling into ADB with a variety of known values and logging the interactions.
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