ADFA-2648: Fix debugger overlay stale service - #1789
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One trailing comma in DebuggerService.createOverlayManagerIfNeeded, pulled under the file-level ratchet by the ADFA-2648 change to the same file.
…rlay The debug toolbar, and the tooltip its drag handle shows, stayed on screen after switching to another app. Reproduced on an arm64 emulator (Android 16) and traced from the log timeline, not inferred: onCreate() bound when the debug run began onDestroy() exactly 60 s later: the idle-stop timer, app not yet attached ATTACHED showOverlay() on the DESTROYED instance ... every later foreground broadcast received, never acted on BaseEditorActivity unbinds DebuggerService 60 s after binding if the debuggee has not attached, which a real build plus the install prompts routinely exceeds. onDestroy() cancels serviceScope, the only collector of the foreground-app flow that hides the overlay. But unbindService() never fires onServiceDisconnected, so the activity's reference kept pointing at the dead instance; on ATTACHED, ensureDebuggerServiceBound() saw it non-null and returned, and the state update went to a service that could still add a window and could never remove it. Three changes at the source of that path: - unbindDebuggerService() drops the reference and the starting flag, so ATTACHED binds a fresh service whose onCreate() starts a live collector. - onServiceConnected seeds the new instance's targetPackage from debugeePackageFlow.value; the existing collector only pushes changes, so a service bound after the package was chosen would hide the toolbar over the very app being debugged. - DebuggerService.onDestroy() nulls overlayManager, so a stale caller's showOverlay() is a no-op rather than an orphaned window. Safety net. Shizuku is not the cause: its broadcasts were sent and received throughout, and with a live collector the gate hid the overlay correctly. Not changed here, for a follow-up: isEditorActivityInForeground is true for a backgrounded-but-alive activity, and foregroundActivityState never emits on backgrounding. DebuggerServiceDestroyTest pins the service-side invariant and fails without the onDestroy line (AssertionError at :51). The activity-side half is verified on device: after the fix, Home hides the overlay and a second onCreate() follows ATTACHED; before it, neither happened.
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WalkthroughThe editor now initializes the debugger package before startup and passes it before showing the overlay. Unbinding clears the service reference. Service destruction clears the overlay manager, with Robolectric coverage. ChangesDebugger service lifecycle
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app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/activities/editor/BaseEditorActivity.kt (1)
416-418: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for editor-side unbind cleanup.
The new test covers
DebuggerService.onDestroy(), but it does not exerciseunbindDebuggerService()whenunbindService()succeeds or fails. Add tests that verifydebuggerServiceandisDebuggerStartingare cleared in both paths.As per coding guidelines, non-UI code under
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- Line 385: Ensure the debugee package is assigned before the debugger service
connection callback can read it, specifically before the binding/connection flow
that triggers onServiceConnected() and showOverlay(). Update the
startDebuggerAndDo() path to propagate the pending packageName or set
debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage before binding, while preserving correct
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- Around line 416-418: Extend test coverage for
BaseEditorActivity.unbindDebuggerService so both successful and failing
unbindService paths verify that debuggerService is cleared and
isDebuggerStarting is reset. Reuse the existing editor activity test setup and
cover the cleanup performed in the finally block.
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…I on unbind onInstallationResult knows the package before it binds, so assign debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage there rather than only inside doLaunchApp, which runs after onServiceConnected. The seed in onServiceConnected then reads the right value on the first connection as well as on a re-bind. Previously the debugeePackageFlow collector corrected targetPackage as soon as doLaunchApp assigned it, before the app launched, so the window was transient; this removes it rather than relying on that ordering. unbindDebuggerService no longer resets isDebuggerStarting. Its setter drives the progress bar through the view binding, and onDestroy nulls that binding before it calls unbindDebuggerService, so the reset threw "Activity destroyed; binding not accessible" on teardown. It was also redundant: the stop timer only unbinds once debuggerService is non-null, which onServiceConnected sets in the same step that clears the flag. DebuggerServiceUnbindTest is what surfaced this.
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Refresh DebuggerService.targetPackage for an already bound service.
If a second debug installation runs while debuggerService is already bound, startDebuggerAndDo skips onServiceConnected() and invokes the action directly. Line 680 updates only debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage; DebuggerService.targetPackage remains the previous package. DebuggerService.onForegroundAppChanged() uses that field to decide overlay visibility, so switching applications can leave the overlay associated with the old package.
Set debuggerService?.targetPackage = packageName before startDebuggerAndDo. Keep the existing ViewModel assignment for the initial connection.
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debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage = packageName
+ debuggerService?.targetPackage = packageName
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| debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage = packageName | |
| debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage = packageName | |
| debuggerService?.targetPackage = packageName |
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at line 680, Update startDebuggerAndDo to assign packageName to
debuggerService?.targetPackage before invoking it, while retaining the existing
debuggerViewModel.debugeePackage assignment for initial service connection.
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Fixes ADFA-2648: the debug toolbar, and the tooltip its drag handle shows, stayed visible after switching to another app.
Cause.
BaseEditorActivityunbindsDebuggerService60 s after binding if the app has not attached yet.onDestroy()cancels the only collector that hides the overlay on a foreground change.unbindService()never firesonServiceDisconnected, so the activity kept its reference; onATTACHEDit drove the destroyed instance, which could still add a window and could never remove it.Change.
unbindDebuggerService()clears the reference, soATTACHEDbinds a fresh service.onServiceConnectedseedstargetPackage, andonInstallationResultsets the debugee package before binding, so a re-bound service still shows the toolbar over the app being debugged.DebuggerService.onDestroy()nullsoverlayManager, so a stale caller cannot orphan a window.Verified. Reproduced and re-tested on an arm64 emulator with the same >60 s gap: before, the overlay stayed over the launcher and Settings; after, it hides on Home and returns in CoGo and the debuggee.
DebuggerServiceDestroyTestfails without theonDestroychange.DebuggerServiceUnbindTestcovers the reference clear.QA. Start the debugger, wait more than 60 s on the "launch the app?" prompt, launch, then press Home. The toolbar must disappear.