| commit | 5cd2d4c61eff43c4f8ca676b73eb342c49647c93 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Victoria Ashworth <vashworth@google.com> | Thu Jan 19 14:00:21 2023 -0600 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Thu Jan 19 20:00:21 2023 +0000 |
| tree | 696b62e7e7848f9a65607bbc3f691ccb243f2fa7 | |
| parent | 67ffaef25391d27fbfeb980ff49d2b86ce9e30b1 [diff] |
Support iOS wireless debugging (#118104) * setup wireless debugging to use device IP * fix tests * fix unused var and missing annotation * remove unneeded try catch * remove commented out line, change null to package id * better way to get package id * update mDNS lookup to continously check for server, add messaging if takes too long to find observatory url, update flutter drive to enable publish-port if using network device * Refactor mDNS Discovery to poll for observatories and better handle multiple instances of the same app. Update drive command to make publish-port more stable. Update attach for iOS to only use Protocol Discovery if applicable, run mDNS and Protocol Discovery simultaneously, handle --debug-port/--debug-url/--device-vmservice-port, continously poll for obseravtories with mDNS, include port in error message when mutliple available * add and update comments, use logger spinner intead of timer in flutter attach, other small improvements * add newline to message so next log won't be on same line * fix install/waiting for permission status progress so it doens't double print the time it took. * only print backtrace if observatory times out on a physical usb connected device * fix test * Update related references from Observatory to Dart VM Service * fix test
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