What Xray provides is the ability to create Sub Test Executions as sub-tasks of a Story, for example. More info here: https://confluence.xpand-it.com/display/XRAY/Sub-Test+Execution

Since a Test is somehow like a test case template reusable, even for later version, maybe it makes more sense to have the "execution" related task as a sub-task instead. With Sub Test Executions you can track them directly in the Agile boards, as something right below the related Story, as depicted here: https://confluence.xpand-it.com/display/XRAY/Agile+Enhancements#AgileEnhancements-QuickviewofExecutionsforRequirementsfromAgileBoard

for devices with UFS flash memory
from MIUI

mkfs.exfat /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

from TWRP

mkexfatfs /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

(mmcblk1p1 for devices with eMMC flash memory)

Robert's suggestion of taking a screenshot helped. I used screenshot key combination Power + Volume down button wherever I needed to take screenshots during device setup. Those screenshtos were saved to the Gallery.

USB C, along with data, has what are known as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C#Alternate_Mode_partner_specifications where the devices can change the functionality of the pins at the connector to support different outputs.

For example some laptops can switch the port to Thunderbolt mode which supports some display modes but can also be used to carry PCIe data (encapsulated in the Thunderbolt protocol) which can allow the connection of external GPUs which are more powerful than the built in GPU. Thunderbolt implies a more

There is also an HDMI Alternate Mode, where a device with appropriate GPU hardware can output signals understood by monitors and TVs.

These Alternate Modes come with a price though: the device on either sides must negotiate or support the use of particular modes.

A phone is unlikely to support Thunderbolt mode. It is a locked down device with limited access to install custom drivers for PCIe devices such as graphics cards and other related things.

I would expect your phone to support HDMI Alternate Mode only. As a result you will only be able to use docking stations that also support HDMI mode. A docking station might support multiple modes and I suspect that the WD19 you listed might support HDMI/DisplayPort along with Thunderbolt, while the other devices may only support one particular mode such as Thunderbolt.

The https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_electronics/esuprt_docking_stations/dell-dock-wd15_users-guide_en-us.pdf datasheet explicitly states it is a Thunderbolt Dock, most likely incompatible with your phone.

The https://www.dell.com/support/manuals/fr-lu/dell-wd19-130w-dock/wd19_userguide/docking-specifications?guid=guid-cd615eef-5015-4931-bf9b-e19f9cf50c4d&lang=en-us on the other hand calls itself a "Dell Docking Station" rather than a "Thunderbolt docking station". And may well support HDMI mode amongst others.

The only thing you can do is ask the manufacturers which "modes" their stations support and use only ones that work for your device. You cannot easily convert one into the other.

What if the APK installation ran a few scripts? Overwrote files outside it's designated folder? Edited a few files? etc? What would prevent it from doing so?

I am using VScode for flutter development.

I am also using "ADB Interface for VScode" to debug the coding over the same network wirelessly.

When I am not at home, I remote into my desktop to do some work but I see that most of the ADB only works on the same network.

Does anyone know how to use the ADB over a different network (for example, cellular network on your phone).

Thanks!

You're asking for two different things.

Your javascript is asking whether image loading is complete, the image has a naturalWidth property that is not "undefined" and the image has a naturalWidth > 0. If any one of these conditions fail, the javascript will evaluate to false. This also means if the property you are querying isn't present on the image object, the javascript will evaluate to false.

By comparison, the selenium call to isDisplayed() is asking if the image is displayed and nothing more.

If the image is actually present and showing on the screen, then since the call to imagePresent = profileImage.isDisplayed() is returning correct results, I wouldn't bother with the more complex call.

I am new to selenium and am wondering if we can combine both Selenium IDE and WebDriver and write one test.

What I mean to ask is, can we use Selenium IDE for the easy tasks that we want to test and use WebDriver to test the part of the task that requires more robust tool and combine the two of them into one test?

Is it possible?

or is it that we can only work with one of them at a time?

I have tried to search for a solution to this question on internet but I only get results about a comparison between IDE and WebDriver.

I was able to drain down the battery and in that manner get into recovery mode.

Update: also realized that the following may work. VolUp+VolDown+Home+Power eventually puts into reboot, and then Jump in and do VolUp+Home+Powerand when Samsung logo comes, let go of power. This is a touch-and-go and may not always work. Needs considerable artistry to make it work.

I would like a way to set one-time-only alarms, that is, alarms that would self delete after being dismissed.

It seems there's no way to do that with the native Clock app by Google (I'm using a Pixel phone). Is there?

Alternatively, do you know any apps on Google Play that have that feature?

In a nutshell or tldr summary:

For android 9 or later:

• open settings
• search for dns
• touch the Private DNS ** a dialog box opens with three options**
• select the last option called Priavte DNS provider hostname
• fill in one.one.one.one
• test by going to address https://1.1.1.1/help

warning: any wifi network that uses a Captive Portal will stop all your internet. when you are on a wifi network that uses Captive Portal, you have to go back to settings/Private DNS and set it to off then follow the Captive Portal instructions then go back to settings/Private DNS back on.

for the full story keep reading here:

follow the docs:

Cloudflare has some really good documentation that is short and understandable (Google also has good documentation but I had trouble following their documentation).

• The Cloudflare help starts at: https://1.1.1.1/help
• click at the bottom for FAQ then look for the developer docs link which is: https://developers.cloudflare.com/1.1.1.1/ (this has docs for pretty much any computer (android, windows, mac, linux, etc, etc))
• click on android. follow the directions given or use my summary directions.

follow the summary of the docs:

Option 1: For android 9 or later:

• open settings
• search for dns
• touch the Private DNS ** a dialog box opens with three options**
• select the last option called Priavte DNS provider hostname
• fill in one.one.one.one
• test by going to address https://1.1.1.1/help

Option 2: For android 8 or earlier (FYI i have not personally these instructions because I do not have an older android phone):

• settings --> wifi --> modify network --> show advanced options
• using your on screen keyboard copy the current text to somewhere (in case something goes wrong)
• type in or copy and paste the following

1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1
2606:4700:4700::1111
2606:4700:4700::1001

• save
• test by going to address https://1.1.1.1/help

Option 3: Lastly you can download their app but I have not tried it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cloudflare.onedotonedotonedotone&hl=en_US&gl=US

warning: any wifi network that uses a Captive Portal will stop all your internet. when you are on a wifi network that uses Captive Portal, you have to go back to settings/Private DNS and set it to off then follow the Captive Portal instructions then go back to settings/Private DNS back on.

Addendum

important note: some internet providers block secure DNS

• i used to use dns.google in my android phone but it stopped working in 2022-01 for unknown reasons
  • same behavior for when you connect to a wifi network that uses captive portal and your android phone says it can not connect to the internet because the wifi network is blocking your internet
• i did a google search and found others had similar issues (private DNS not working on their cellular internet)
• for a brief like week i was able to use the alternative Cloudflare hostname 1dot1dot1dot1.cloudflare-dns.com but that also stopped working
• i wrote this because it took me so long to get this working so i wanted to document it all and make it easier for others

if you do not like Cloudflare there are other providers of Secure DNS

• google has some docs here: https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using
• quad9 is another (i've not used quad9 so i can not say anything about them)