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Consider showing Emulator names against running devices #1983
Recently we improved flutter emulators to show matching names to Android Studio and surfaced these better in VS Code. However there's still confusion that you launch an emulator and then its name becomes "Android SDK built for x86".
Since as part of the Emulator names change, we made VS Code figured out which emulators match which devices (so we can hide Emulators if they're already running as devices) that means we also know the "Emulator Name" for running devices that are Emulators. Instead of just hiding the emulator, we could fold its name into the device, resulting in showing the "good" name for the running devices.
We could potentially do this on the Flutter side, but it would mean making flutter devices slower (it'd need to connect to each device to get the AVD name, then enumerate emulators and read their ini files).
Currently only shows in picker, but should be consistent (status bar etc.)
This seems to work - here's the offline emulators:
And after launching two of them, they now show with the same emulator names:
However this is only the picker, the status bar and other places still use the old one - so we need to find a way to tie these up earlier (or, make the change in Flutter).
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DanTup commentedon Sep 11, 2019
This seems to work - here's the offline emulators:
And after launching two of them, they now show with the same emulator names:
However this is only the picker, the status bar and other places still use the old one - so we need to find a way to tie these up earlier (or, make the change in Flutter).
I'm thinking again about handling in Flutter though; added a comment here -> flutter/flutter#11850 (comment)