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When running react-native run-android --variant=beta, build and install work as expected (gradle commands use the proper variant). However, launching the app results in the Android CLI trying to launch Starting: Intent { cmp=com.myapp/.MainActivity } against the default app package. I was expecting the CLI to try and launch cmp=com.myapp.beta/com.myapp.MainActivity.
When I don't have any of these builds installed prior it just errors on launch ("MainActivity does not exist") and I can easily go in and manually launch the app. However, if I have my release build pre-installed, my release build ends up getting launched when trying to run both beta and debug variants, which can be confusing.
Reproduction
CLI Issue
Solution
The runAndroid.js script pulls the packageName from the src AndroidManifest.xml file. With different build types/variants/flavors, the app package may be different and should be pulled from app/build/intermediates/manifests. Then the command to launch should be similar to adb shell am start -n com.myapp.beta/com.myapp.MainActivity.
I have this working locally, but haven't tested it extensively with the different ways of running Android builds. I'm happy to put up a PR with what I have if anyone wants to collab on this.
Additional Information
React Native version: 0.42.0rc3
Platform: Android
Operating System: MacOS
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This is known and a PR ongoing: #8950 (comment)
Iv noticed that my app still works, even if the activity doesnt start. Just have to start i manually. I had problems with my app, and thought it was this, but it seemed that it was some selfmade bug.
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Description
I've setup three different build types: release, beta, and debug. beta and debug have different package names from release, e.g.:
release: com.myapp
beta: com.myapp.beta
debug: com.myapp.debug
When running
react-native run-android --variant=beta
, build and install work as expected (gradle commands use the proper variant). However, launching the app results in the Android CLI trying to launchStarting: Intent { cmp=com.myapp/.MainActivity }
against the default app package. I was expecting the CLI to try and launchcmp=com.myapp.beta/com.myapp.MainActivity
.When I don't have any of these builds installed prior it just errors on launch ("MainActivity does not exist") and I can easily go in and manually launch the app. However, if I have my release build pre-installed, my release build ends up getting launched when trying to run both beta and debug variants, which can be confusing.
Reproduction
CLI Issue
Solution
The runAndroid.js script pulls the packageName from the src AndroidManifest.xml file. With different build types/variants/flavors, the app package may be different and should be pulled from
app/build/intermediates/manifests
. Then the command to launch should be similar toadb shell am start -n com.myapp.beta/com.myapp.MainActivity
.I have this working locally, but haven't tested it extensively with the different ways of running Android builds. I'm happy to put up a PR with what I have if anyone wants to collab on this.
Additional Information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: