Xamarin UITest Exception ApkFile or InstalledApp not configured

EricBrunner

Hi,

I tried to run the sample from :

and get that exception:

System.Exception : ApkFile or InstalledApp has not been configured.
bei Xamarin.UITest.Configuration.AndroidAppConfiguration.Verify()
bei Xamarin.UITest.Android.LocalAndroidAppInitializer.VerifyConfiguration()
bei Xamarin.UITest.Android.AndroidApp..ctor(IAndroidAppConfiguration appConfiguration)
bei Xamarin.UITest.Configuration.AndroidAppConfigurator.StartApp(AppDataMode appDataMode)
bei CreditCardValidator.Droid.UITests.Tests.BeforeEachTest() in d:\tmp\CreditCardValidator.Droid\CreditCardValidator.Droid.UITests\Tests.cs:Zeile 19.

WARNING: Tests created using NUnit 3.5.0.0 cannot be uploaded to Test Cloud. The recommended version is 2.6.4.
Full log file: C:\Users\brunneer\AppData\Local\Temp\uitest\log-2016-10-10_02-29-26-454.txt
Skipped IDE integration, connection failed.

Any idea?

thanks,
Eric

Arvind.5724

@EricBrunner . Are you saying this failure occurs if we run on Debug Mode?. I am currently facing the same failure.

AnthonyMehallel

Hi @EricBrunner ,

Xamarin.UITest works just with nunit 2.6.3. (and you have installed nunit 3.5.0).

In the file "packages.config", modified the line :
and refresh your package in the Reference's file

Anthony M.

EricBrunner

Hi Anthony,
Thanks but that was not the only issue I had to solve. The sample from here doesn't work.
I had to do that:

• Change to Release Mode and deploy it on a Real Android Device
• On Emulator I tried to uncheck Shared Runtime but then I couldn't start the App ;-)

• I had to Configure it like that:

  [TestFixture]
  public class Tests
  {
  AndroidApp app;

  [SetUp]
  public void BeforeEachTest()
  {
      //app = ConfigureApp.Android.StartApp();
  
     app = ConfigureApp.Android
          .ApkFile(@"d:\tmp\CreditCardValidator.Droid\CreditCardValidator.Droid\bin\Release\com.xamarin.example.creditcardvalidator.apk")
          .DeviceSerial("SH2AVLY08034")
          .PreferIdeSettings()
          .EnableLocalScreenshots()
          .StartApp();
  }
  
  [Test]
  public void CreditCardNumber_TooShort_DisplayErrorMessage()
  {
      // Invoke the REPL so that we can explore the user interface
      app.Repl();
  }
  

  }

So now it is working on a real device in Release Mode. I still struggle with that I running on an Emulator.
thanks
Eric

Arvind.5724

@EricBrunner . Are you saying this failure occurs if we run on Debug Mode?. I am currently facing the same failure.

EricBrunner

@Arvind.5724 Yeah. I ran it in debug mode.

MarekQ

EricBrunnter, thank you very much.

Your solution worked for me.
Regards MarekQ

EricBrunner

@MarekQ Great !!!

FebinDonzManGrove

Thanks Eric Brunner , its working

Ahetejaz1

I am running it in release mode still I am getting below error:

Potential Android SDK location: C:\Users\Malik\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk - Valid SDK. [ Source: ANDROID_HOME ]
Using Android SDK: C:\Users\Malik\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk
Using JDK: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_151 [ Source: JAVA_HOME ]
Attempting IDE connection for Android: \MeethaqWallet\MeethaqWallet\bin\Release\MeethaqWallet.DLL.
No named pipe value found in environment variable XTC_IDE.
Skipped IDE integration, connection failed.

Do we need to change something here (in below screen) ?

Ahetejaz1

Screen shot

Sw1ma

I have been able to run UITest for Android in VS 2017 (Windows) in debug mode on the VS Emulator as follows:

/* Replace the {PackageName} placeholder with the package name of the installed app.
(E.g.: com.companyname.pakage without the extension .apk*/

return ConfigureApp
.Android
.InstalledApp("{PackageName}")
.PreferIdeSettings()
.EnableLocalScreenshots()
.StartApp();

I hope this will help someone.