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one of the use-case when appium is exited but we continue to restart mcloud-device... zebrunner/appium#317 (comment)
appium
mcloud-device/files/healthcheck
Line 16 in b9f5921
I'd say we should wait any timeout 30-60s (actual value TBD) and decide what to do next.
I believe we can start with integrating the appium status verification on the startup as of now.
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also let's try to identify appium startup phase to increase waiter or ignore such state until we have understanding of the result...
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one of the use-case when appium is exited but we continue to restart mcloud-device...
zebrunner/appium#317 (comment)
appium
as a host not resolved then we must recreate (not even restart mcloud-device)mcloud-device/files/healthcheck
Line 16 in b9f5921
I'd say we should wait any timeout 30-60s (actual value TBD) and decide what to do next.
I believe we can start with integrating the appium status verification on the startup as of now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: