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Details
Eligibility
Device opening now recognizes a running Android emulator by its AVD name and explains failed device listings. Existing host-selection, ambiguity, and access safeguards remain in place, keeping the change narrowly scoped.
Additional Thinking
Your Custom Policy
Default approvability criteria apply. Neither product defaults nor diagnostic-suppression directives change, so neither additional human-review condition is triggered.
Code
Device lookup now accepts an explicitly supplied Android AVD name for a uniquely running emulator when no scoped ID matches. Exact IDs retain priority, host ambiguity remains rejected, and duplicate emulators on one host are not guessed. device_open reports failed device listings rather than misleading missing-device or other-host errors. Existing access and readiness gates still precede opening.
Review Context
The author is a repository admin and ping-devs member; no separate ownership requirement was supplied. No unresolved review comments or correctness findings were supplied, and no blocking-severity configuration or check results were provided. The supplied production diff and surrounding callers establish the limited reach.
Verdict
This is a bounded improvement to explicit emulator targeting and failure reporting. Host selection, ambiguity rejection, and device-access gates remain in place; automatic device selection and product defaults are unchanged. No obvious material consequence requires human judgment.
Notes:
No code owners found in target merge base 115739c
Agent Credits: 30 credits
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