irisandClaude Opus 5
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ui-trace, the adb wrapper and its device recorder were loose files under ~/.local, and each Android checkout carried its own copy of the same emulator boot sequence. This puts them together, with an install script that symlinks them back so editing the repo is editing what runs. Two things are new rather than moved. `emu` is the emulator lifecycle -- name, serial, list, up, down -- keyed on the AVD named after the enclosing checkout, which is the rule that lets several sessions work here at once; and `adb` now fills in `-s` from that same rule, because with two emulators attached a bare `adb shell pm list packages` comes back empty rather than failing, which reads as the app being uninstalled rather than the question being ambiguous. `emu up` refuses when the machine has no room. On 2026-08-30 an emulator started with 2.8 GB available invoked the OOM killer, and what it took was not the emulator that had just started: it walked the user slice and killed pipewire, dbus-broker and another session's emulator first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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56 lines
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#!/bin/sh
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# Puts these tools where a shell and an agent will find them, by symlink.
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#
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# Symlinks rather than copies so that editing the repo is editing what runs --
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# the alternative is a second copy that drifts, which is exactly what this
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# repo was made to end (ui-trace, the adb wrapper and three near-identical
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# emulator boot sequences all lived in different places).
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#
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# Idempotent: run it again after a pull, or after adding a command.
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set -eu
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here=$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)
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bindir=${BINDIR:-$HOME/.local/bin}
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sharedir=${SHAREDIR:-$HOME/.local/share}
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mkdir -p "$bindir" "$sharedir"
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for target in "$here"/bin/*; do
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name=$(basename "$target")
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link="$bindir/$name"
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# A real file here is the pre-repo copy of one of these tools. Kept, once,
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# under .bak: it is somebody's working state until they have looked at it,
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# and a tool that silently deletes the thing it replaces is one nobody can
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# undo.
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if [ -e "$link" ] && [ ! -L "$link" ]; then
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echo "install: keeping the existing $name as $name.bak"
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mv "$link" "$link.bak"
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fi
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ln -sfn "$target" "$link"
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echo "install: $link -> $target"
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done
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# The device recorder's source and build script, which ui-trace reads from a
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# fixed path and rebuilds when the source is newer than the jar. Linked as a
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# directory so a rebuild lands in the repo rather than beside it.
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if [ -e "$sharedir/ui-trace" ] && [ ! -L "$sharedir/ui-trace" ]; then
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echo "install: keeping the existing share/ui-trace as ui-trace.bak"
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mv "$sharedir/ui-trace" "$sharedir/ui-trace.bak"
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fi
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ln -sfn "$here/share/ui-trace" "$sharedir/ui-trace"
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echo "install: $sharedir/ui-trace -> $here/share/ui-trace"
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case ":$PATH:" in
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*":$bindir:"*) ;;
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*) echo "install: note -- $bindir is not on PATH" ;;
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esac
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# The adb wrapper only wins if it comes before the SDK's own on PATH. Said
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# rather than fixed: which shell profile to edit is not this script's to
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# decide, and getting it wrong is a broken login shell.
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real=$(command -v adb 2>/dev/null || true)
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if [ "$real" != "$bindir/adb" ]; then
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echo "install: note -- 'adb' resolves to $real, not $bindir/adb;"
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echo " put $bindir before the SDK's platform-tools on PATH."
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fi
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