Hi,
We are developing a Ruby script to launch an Android emulator and then run
some calabash tests on it. The ruby script just executes a bunch of shell
commands:
PID = fork do
Signal.trap("HUP") { puts "PROCESS ENDED"; exit }
exec "emulator -avd TestDevice1"
end
fork {
sleep(55)
exec "adb shell input keyevent 82"
}
fork {
sleep(60)
exec "calabash-android run ~/MyApp/MyApp.apk"
Process.Kill("HUP", PID)
}
The problem we are facing is:
Because the loading of the emulator takes some time, the Calabash tests may
fail if the emulator is not in a usable state. We are currently using sleep
with a hard coded value to get around this problem. This is not ideal.
Is there shell command to verify whether the emulator is ready?
Thanks
Sumeet
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