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Method for getting current application package name

See original GitHub issue

There is method to get current activity in AndroidDriver:

driver.currentActivity()

depending on application it may return string like .MainActivity without package name or full name. It would be nice to have a method to get the package name separately - appium get this information from apk anyway.

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Created 8 years ago
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imurchiecommented, Jun 15, 2017

This functionality is available in Appium 1.6.6 beta as of this morning. Unfortunately it will take some time to get a method into the clients, to make it accessible.

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lock[bot]commented, Apr 25, 2019

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