This is appium/selenium/testng/java project. As project is on github I would like to use travis. I can do all this on my local env from bash script. To prepare execution I need to run appium and run emulator. Taaadaaaa!!!! Everything should work.Trying to run my maven project for testing UI in android application. bigboy.android kaffein$ ls -alĭrwxrwxrwx 2 kaffein staff 68 Jan 5 12:48 avdįrom your Eclipse IDE, open the AVD manager and try to create a virtual device. You should have an output like the one above (of course, kaffein should be your username)įinally, you should change the permission settings on the avd/ folder using the following command : bigboy.android kaffein$ sudo chmod a+rw avd/Ĭheck that you actually changed the settings with ls -al command. rw-r-r- 1 kaffein staff 131 Jan 5 14:35 androidwin.cfgĭrwxr-xr-x 2 kaffein staff 68 Jan 5 12:48 avd rw-r-r- 1 kaffein staff 123 Jan 5 14:08 adb_usb.ini android/īigboy.android kaffein$ sudo chown kaffein:staff *Ĭheck again to see that you are now the owner of the folder using the following command : bigboy.android kaffein$ ls -al You can begin by changing the owner of this folder to yourself using the following command. rw-r-r- 1 root staff 131 Jan 5 14:35 androidwin.cfgĭrwxr-xr-x 2 root staff 68 Jan 5 12:48 avd android/ĭrwxr-xr-x 5 kaffein staff 170 Jan 5 14:35.

The howįirst, check your ~/.android/avd permissions using the ls Unix command (cd to your home directory) : bigboy:~ kaffein$ ls -al. Since virtual device emulator settings and configurations are written in this folder, the SDK tools (avd manager in this case) has to be able to write in this directory. It is a problem with the permission settings of your ~/.android/avd folder.

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