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This PR adds a warning when a user attempt to flutter run -d <device id> on a device without developer mode enabled.
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Also handles multiple partial matches.
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Fixes #111988

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environment: iosDeployEnv,
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// Device does not have developer mode enabled.
if (result.stdout.trim().split('\n')[2] == 'Developer mode is not enabled.') {
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Note that Im splitting the stdout because this flag returns the same exitCode regardless if it succeeds or fails

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What if it outputs something unexpected? For example, let's say it can't find ios_deploy. The output may not have a length of 3. I would at least check it's length first, but may be better to loop it

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This would be extremely brittle to Apple changing this output (also you would use LineSplitter).

Instead --json and parse the IsEnabled output, see my example in #111988 (comment)

This also needs to handle devices running lower than iOS 16 that don't know anything about developer mode so there's nothing to turn on. See the output in the same comment.

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So seems like using ios-deploy for this may cause some slow downs since it waits for the device to connect. I think it would be worth investigating if using the error output from xcdevice list as @jmagman mentioned here is actually not being found or just not being surfaced. I suspect it's just not being surfaced.
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/macos/xcdevice.dart#L512

environment: iosDeployEnv,
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// Device does not have developer mode enabled.
if (result.stdout.trim().split('\n')[2] == 'Developer mode is not enabled.') {
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What if it outputs something unexpected? For example, let's say it can't find ios_deploy. The output may not have a length of 3. I would at least check it's length first, but may be better to loop it

'--id',
deviceId,
'--check-developer-mode'
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Seems to me that this command waits for the device to connect and if it doesn't find the device it waits forever (or at least a long time). Does that also happen for you? Seems like it at least needs a timeout.

expect(isEnabled, isFalse);
expect(processManager, hasNoRemainingExpectations);
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I would add a test when the output is something unexpected

@@ -635,6 +635,18 @@ class IOSDevice extends Device {
_logReaders[app] = logReader;
}

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Since you use isDeveloperModeEnabled is other places, you'll need to remove @visibleForTesting to make it public. @visibleForTesting basically makes it private but visible to test

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environment: iosDeployEnv,
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// Device does not have developer mode enabled.
if (result.stdout.trim().split('\n')[2] == 'Developer mode is not enabled.') {
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This would be extremely brittle to Apple changing this output (also you would use LineSplitter).

Instead --json and parse the IsEnabled output, see my example in #111988 (comment)

This also needs to handle devices running lower than iOS 16 that don't know anything about developer mode so there's nothing to turn on. See the output in the same comment.

deviceId: id
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if (!enabled) {
_logger.printError('To use $name for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security.');
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This error output is an unexpected side-effect of essentially a getter, what if the caller doesn't think it's an error, it just wants to check to handle something differently based on what mode it's in? Instead, print errors/call toolExits in the caller where it actually knows that this is a Bad Thing.

if (matchedDevice is IOSDevice) {
final bool devModeEnabled = await matchedDevice.isDeveloperModeEnabled();
if (!devModeEnabled) {
throwToolExit('');
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This tool exit is another case of an unexpected side-effect of checking for findAllTargetDevices. What if the caller doesn't care if the dev mode is enabled and instead just wants a list of good, ready devices? Or it wants to fall back to macOS/web if there are no ready iOS devices?

Instead you should toolExit in the spot where the command knows enough to understand this is a problem and can't continue.

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I saw several update notifications in my email. Is this PR ready for review?

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I saw several update notifications in my email. Is this PR ready for review?

Yep!

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overall makes sense. left a few questions

@@ -269,6 +269,9 @@ class UserMessages {
String get flutterNoDevelopmentDevice =>
"Unable to locate a development device; please run 'flutter doctor' "
'for information about installing additional components.';
String flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(String deviceName) => 'To use '
"'$deviceName' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security. ";
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nit: remove trailing space

@@ -262,6 +262,7 @@ class IOSDevice extends Device {
required this.connectionInterface,
required this.isConnected,
String? sdkVersion,
this.devModeEnabled = true,
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why do we want to default to true, rather than passing the value from caller?

Not sure about dart's convention, im curious does dart requires you to put params with default values at the end of list?

@@ -218,6 +218,26 @@ class TargetDevices {
return null;
}

Future<List<Device>?> _handleDisabledIosDevice(Device device) async {
// Get connected devices from cache, including unsupported ones.
final List<Device> unsupportedDevices = await _deviceManager.getAllDevices(
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is this all devices or just unsupported devices?

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This looks unused, can be removed.

_logger.printStatus('The following devices were found:');
await Device.printDevices(unsupportedDevices, _logger);
}
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why is it returning null?

if (matchedDevice != null && matchedDevice.isConnected) {
return <Device>[matchedDevice];
}
}

if (devices.length > 1) {
final List<Device> disabledDevices = [];
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can use where() function to filter

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the idea is - for each device, if is indeed a disabled ios device, print the message that says "To use '
"'$deviceName' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security."
If, additionally, this is the last device to be checked, and all previous devices have also been disabled, then we print out all other available devices.
So I don't think I can actually use where() to filter it since I want to print something out each iteration

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From failing Linux analyze test:

info • Missing type annotation • packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/runner/target_devices.dart:531:46 • always_specify_types

final List<Device> disabledDevices = <Device>[];

for (final Device device in devices) {
if (device is IOSDevice && !device.devModeEnabled) {
disabledDevices.add(device);
if (disabledDevices.length == devices.length) {
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is it only called at the last loop? can it be moved outside the loop?

@@ -218,6 +218,26 @@ class TargetDevices {
return null;
}

Future<List<Device>?> _handleDisabledIosDevice(Device device) async {
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nit: devModeDisabledIosDevice

// available devices
return _handleDisabledIosDevice(device);
}
// otherwise, just show the error and move on
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i'm a bit confused - this says otherwise but the code below is not in an else block.

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this is cuz the if block above it returns, so it's basically an else block

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Sorry for the late review 😬

@@ -269,6 +269,9 @@ class UserMessages {
String get flutterNoDevelopmentDevice =>
"Unable to locate a development device; please run 'flutter doctor' "
'for information about installing additional components.';
String flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(String deviceName) => 'To use '
"'$deviceName' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security. ";
String get flutterNoDevicesFound => 'No devices found.';
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Looks like this is not used?

@@ -514,7 +514,6 @@ class XCDevice {
if (errorMessage.contains('not paired')) {
UsageEvent('device', 'ios-trust-failure', flutterUsage: globals.flutterUsage).send();
}
_logger.printTrace(errorMessage);
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why remove this?

@@ -269,6 +269,9 @@ class UserMessages {
String get flutterNoDevelopmentDevice =>
"Unable to locate a development device; please run 'flutter doctor' "
'for information about installing additional components.';
String flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(String deviceName) => 'To use '
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I would move this to target_devices.dart and make it private since that's the only place it's needed and used. The purpose of User Messages was originally for g3 overrides.

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iosDevice.devModeEnabled = devModeEnabled;
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I would add this as part of the constructor. Looks like you had it as part of the constructor but then removed it, maybe because of @hellohuanlin's comment #125710 (comment)? I think what he was meaning for you to do was make it not-null and have it be required to be passed in.

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yep

}
}

if (disabledDevices.length == devices.length) {
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I think moving this outside of the loop slightly changed the way you wanted it to work.

I believe your intended functionality was that if all matching devices found had dev mode disabled, that you printed an message for each and then listed out the devices.

With how it stand currently, it will print a message each device with dev mode turned off, regardless of if there are other devices that do have it turned on.

It's a little less efficient but I think it'd be better to

  • Use where() to filter devices to only those where device is IOSDevice && !device.devModeEnabled.
  • Then if disabledDevices.length == devices.length, loop through disabledDevices, print message for each.
  • Also, _printUnsupportedDevices (within the if but not within the loop)

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i wouldn't worry about the performance - it's a list with just 5-ish items, not 5000.

I was confused by the current code, so better to make the logic simpler.

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Thats how I wanted it to work actually - it's supposed to print the message for each dev disabled device. I think it makes sense this way because there otherwise no purpose to have a device connected when dev mode is off, so imo it's better to tell the user because it would probably have been unintentional

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Additionally, since there can be partial matches when specifying device name/id, I feel like it makes sense to at least show why we run the device that we do(if that makes sense)
eg if I have two devices, iPhone(1) and iPhone(2), and 1 is disabled
When I do flutter run -d iPhone
I think it's less pleasant if we directly run iPhone(2) without sort showing why iPhone(1) wasn't run.

userMessages.flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(device.name),
);

if (unsupportedDevices.isNotEmpty) {
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Looks like you could call _printUnsupportedDevices here

final List<Device>? devices = await targetDevices.findAllTargetDevices();

expect(logger.statusText, equals('''
To use \'target-device-1\' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security.
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From failing Linux analyze test:

info • Unnecessary escape in string literal • packages/flutter_tools/test/general.shard/runner/target_devices_test.dart:1271:8 • unnecessary_string_escapes

final List<Device>? devices = await targetDevices.findAllTargetDevices();

expect(logger.statusText, equals('''
To use \'target-device\' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security.
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From failing Linux analyze test:

info • Unnecessary escape in string literal • packages/flutter_tools/test/general.shard/runner/target_devices_test.dart:1271:8 • unnecessary_string_escapes

if (matchedDevice != null && matchedDevice.isConnected) {
return <Device>[matchedDevice];
}
}

if (devices.length > 1) {
final List<Device> disabledDevices = [];
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From failing Linux analyze test:

info • Missing type annotation • packages/flutter_tools/lib/src/runner/target_devices.dart:531:46 • always_specify_types

final List<Device> disabledDevices = <Device>[];

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Oh btw, you can test if your code passes the analyzer locally by running bin/flutter analyze --flutter-repo

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saw a few updates in my email. let me know when it's ready for another review.

@@ -293,6 +295,7 @@ class IOSDevice extends Device {
final Platform _platform;
final IMobileDevice _iMobileDevice;
final IProxy _iproxy;
final bool _devModeEnabled;
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Looks like there's no need for this private variable. It does not appear to be used anywhere. I would remove it and in the constructor args use required this.devModeEnabled

@@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ const String _noAttachedCheckForWirelessMessage = 'No devices found yet. Checkin
const String _noDevicesFoundMessage = 'No devices found.';
const String _noWirelessDevicesFoundMessage = 'No wireless devices were found.';
const String _wirelesslyConnectedDevicesMessage = 'Wirelessly connected devices:';
String flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(String deviceName) => 'To use '
"'$deviceName' for development, enable Developer Mode in Settings → Privacy & Security.";
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nit: The const strings and the function string messages are separated and in alphabetical order here. Could be nice to have it fit in with that

supportFilter: _defaultSupportFilter(includeDevicesUnsupportedByProject),
);

attachedDevices = await _removeDevDisabledIOSDevices(attachedDevices, printWarning: false);
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Checking the attached devices is unnecessary. The device list returned by _getDeviceById above returns all devices, regardless of the connection type. _getAttachedDevices only returns devices that are connected and a device with the dev mode error will not be considered connected so would not appear in this list

if (code != -10) {
isConnected = false;
}
if (code == 6) {
devModeEnabled = false;
}

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Hmm, if I remove this line I definitely get dev mode disabled devices in the attachedDevices, which is why I added it in the first place.

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Hmm I just tried it and devices with dev mode off don't appear in attachedDevices for me. When it doubt, unit test it


specifiedDevices = await _removeDevDisabledIOSDevices(specifiedDevices);

if (specifiedDevices.length == 1) {
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Maybe let's simplify and just say

if (specifiedDevices.length == 1) {
  Device? matchedDevice = specifiedDevices.first;
  // If the only matching device does not have Developer Mode enabled, 
  // print a warning 
  if (matchedDevice is IOSDevice && !matchedDevice.devModeEnabled) {
    _logger.printError(
      flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(device.name)
    );
    return null;
  }
  ....
} else {
  for (final device in specifiedDevices) {
    // Print warning for every matching device that does not have Developer Mode enabled.
    if (matchedDevice is IOSDevice && !matchedDevice.devModeEnabled) {
      _logger.printStatus(
        flutterSpecifiedDeviceDevModeDisabled(device.name)
      );
    }
  }
}

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i feel like its better to remove the devices first because if you have 3 matching devices, with two disabled devices, by removing them first you can still return the only one, instead of erroring.

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I would not expect it to error in that case

@@ -218,6 +218,26 @@ class TargetDevices {
return null;
}

Future<List<Device>?> _handleDisabledIosDevice(Device device) async {
// Get connected devices from cache, including unsupported ones.
final List<Device> unsupportedDevices = await _deviceManager.getAllDevices(
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This looks unused, can be removed.

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LGTM

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This PR adds a warning when a user attempt to `flutter run -d <device id>` on a device without developer mode enabled.
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Fixes flutter#111988
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autosubmit Merge PR when tree becomes green via auto submit App platform-ios iOS applications specifically tool Affects the "flutter" command-line tool. See also t: labels.
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Show warning and give instructions when iOS 16+ Developer Mode is off
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