Automated tests with Doze mode on android
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I am trying to write some automated tests for how my app functions when the device enters and exits Doze mode. I know that you can use dumpsys deviceidle force-idle to force the device into idle mode when doing manual testing.
Is there a way to run that command from within a test app, or (better yet) an Android API to request Doze mode? If there isn't, does anyone have a recommendation for documentation regarding a good way to run adb commands at fixed points in an integration test?
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I am trying to write some automated tests for how my app functions when the device enters and exits Doze mode. I know that you can use dumpsys deviceidle force-idle to force the device into idle mode when doing manual testing.
Is there a way to run that command from within a test app, or (better yet) an Android API to request Doze mode? If there isn't, does anyone have a recommendation for documentation regarding a good way to run adb commands at fixed points in an integration test?
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I am trying to write some automated tests for how my app functions when the device enters and exits Doze mode. I know that you can use dumpsys deviceidle force-idle to force the device into idle mode when doing manual testing.
Is there a way to run that command from within a test app, or (better yet) an Android API to request Doze mode? If there isn't, does anyone have a recommendation for documentation regarding a good way to run adb commands at fixed points in an integration test?
android automated-tests android-doze asked Nov 9 at 20:02
joelw
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I am trying to write some automated tests for how my app functions when the device enters and exits Doze mode. I know that you can use dumpsys deviceidle force-idle to force the device into idle mode when doing manual testing.
Is there a way to run that command from within a test app, or (better yet) an Android API to request Doze mode? If there isn't, does anyone have a recommendation for documentation regarding a good way to run adb commands at fixed points in an integration test?
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