Is it possible to have a "reserved" emualtor in the cloud where I can save the emulator state and re-access it?
I tried Browserstack however at each test run, the emulator that I use is brand new.
The problem with that is that each time I need to log in to the app which requires a 2 step verification with SMS. If I'm able to once log in to the app with my account and save the state (like what I can do with a local emulator with Android Studio), then I can launch my Appium tests in the future with no issue and be automatically log in my app account.
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I'm implementing AppCheck in my app in order to prevent bad access to Firestore. I activated the service in Firebase Console and add this line await FirebaseAppCheck.instance.activate(); after Firebase initialization.
Now, if I try to access Firestore in my app through emulator it logs PERMISSION DENIED.
How could I develop updates for my app and continue testing while AppCheck is enabled?
After you have registered your app for App Check, your app normally won't run in an emulator or from a continuous integration (CI) environment, since those environments don't qualify as valid devices. If you want to run your app in such an environment during development and testing, you can create a debug build of your app that uses the App Check debug provider instead of a real attestation provider.
Refer documentation Flutter app Check details.
However, as per the documentation, the debug provider does not currently have a Dart API; you'll need to apply the changes separately for each of your platforms.
You may check the App Check debug provider available for other platforms like Apple, Web and Android.
I have added firebase authentication to my flutter project. and when it is running on the emulator. it is perfectly run on it with authentication feature(Login and sign in both are working fine).
but when I use it with my real mobile phone using USB debugging. it is perfectly running, except authentication. every time it is failed to login and sign in with real device
Are you doing both in Debug mode or are you doing Release mode on your device? If so, you might need to add the release SHA keys to Firebase.
cd android ./gradlew :app:signingReport
I have 5000 devices enrolled with EMM using android management API and recently I am getting issues with multiple devices out of nowhere and getting and error prompt after scanning the QR code on re-enrollment. All of my enrolled devices are Samsung Tab with the older version of android(7-9) and the issue doesn't seem to be related to the android version. Also, The issue has been experienced for the device which was earlier enrolled and was working fine but recently has this issue, we tried re-enrolling it but it gives us the same following error prompt after QR scan.
Cannot create a work profile - The security policy prevents the
creation of a managed device because a custom os is or has been
installed on this device
For your kind information, there is no custom os installed on the device and the device is not rooted or bootloader is not unlocked. I have researched a lot over the internet but cannot find a solution to the problem I have tried following approaches but it doesn't seem to work in my case
To fix this, you will need to update the time on the device by either connecting to wifi or cellular data (insert SIM-card), or by manually changing it in the set-up screen. After this is done you will be able to provision the device.
Tried DPC Identifier method for enrollment, When prompted to sign in on fresh factory reset device, enter afw#setup, which downloads Android Device Policy. Scan a QR code or manually enter an enrollment token to provision the device.
None of the above seems to work for me, I have also seen that its an issue related to Samsung Knox version, so can anyone from Samsung or google help me debugging and solving this issue, will removing the Knox app from the device work in my case.
Eagerly awaiting for the response as most of my device has started getting affected with this issue, please let me know your thoughts and resolution on this.
Not sure if that's an option for you as you have multiple devices, but on my single device, manually downloading and installing "google apps device policy" resolved the issue.
Been a lurker for a while and posting for the first time
Work as IT helpdesk and found a fix for us (context below)
We use Azure, InTune and Samsung Knox
Needing to assign a Knox profile so an application installs and runs
How we fixed this
Unassigned Knox profile
Ran tablet normally, skipping setup of Google, Samsung account and security
Running Samsung updates until current (24th Feb 2021)
Reassign the Knox profile
Factory resetting through settings
run through the setup process
Error has stopped at this point
You can either use Wi-Fi or SIM Card Data for OS updates through Knox
I had the same problems and this is how i fixed it. I have Samsung Tablet Android 10 and need to set it up under Enterprise.
Straight out of the box, you expand the OS, set up Network connection and than type in the google gmail space: afw#mobicontrol. This Does Not install the custom OS. Once expanded the OS has all the bloated software in tact plus the Mobicontrol app. I kept getting an error 'Can't Create Work Profile because Custom OS is installed on this device'. I did a factory reset but did so by powering it off than using the Power Button and Up Arrow to force it to the Android Recovery Screen. There is a factory reset option to choose from. "This Does Not Work". It still keeps the bloated software in tact.
You need to expand the Android OS first than do a reset. Go to SETTINGS. than ABOUT. at bottom is a RESET option. Choose that. Choose Factory Reset. This will delete all those apps. It reboots. Now you can enter afw#mobicontrol at the google email screen and it will install the custom OS and works under Soti.
Reset From the SETTINGS and do a Factory Reset. Than type in AFW#MOBICONTOL and the custom OS will work.
When running an app via Flutter run or VC, we see the flutter console log of the app.
Is it possible to send keyboard events from the developer PC to the app via STDIN which we receive in the app (without VM extensions).
The idea is to use this during development to trigger certain actions in the app.
I ended up building a simple TELNET server into the app. This I way, I communicate with the app running on a phone for debugging purposes.
I am testing my Windows 8 app by logging in as the guest account. I want to see how it works installing with limited permissions.
It seems I cannot debug any apps. Here are the steps:
Login as the Windows 8 Guest Account
Open Visual Studio.
Create a new Windows Store app, using the grid template
Click the play button to deploy to the simulator or the local machine.
Upon deployment, I receive this error:
Unable to debug Windows Store app App1/App1/bin/Debug/App1.exe
The debugger was unable to find the registration for the target application. If the problem persists, try uninstalling and then reinstalling the application.
Am I unable to deploy apps without being an administrator? If not, is there a way around this problem?
It doesn't make sense to try to debug installing an app as a guest. Guest accounts are not allowed to install apps. There is a short forum post regarding accounts here.
If you are wanting to see how the app performs for a guest after it has already been installed, you can run the app from the desktop tile, but I don't know how to run the debugger on it, or even if you can.