@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Return a list of all connected devices. The `params` field will be a List; each
`category` is a string description of the kind of workflow the device supports. The current categories are "mobile", "web" and "desktop", or null if none.
`platformType` is a string description of the platform sub-folder the device
supports. The current catgetories are "android", "ios", "linux", "macos",
supports. The current categories are "android", "ios", "linux", "macos",
"fuchsia", "windows", and "web". These are kept in sync with the response from `daemon.getSupportedPlatforms`.
`ephemeral` is a boolean which indicates where the device needs to be manually connected to a development machine. For example, a physical Android device is ephemeral, but the "web" device (that is always present) is not.
"description":"The command to be invoked to forward a specific device port to a port on the host device. The host port is available via ${hostPort} and the device port via ${devicePort}. On success, the command should stay running for the duration of the forwarding. The command will be terminated using SIGTERM when the forwarding should be stopped. When using ssh, make sure ssh quits when the forwarding fails since thats not the default behaviour.",
"description":"The command to be invoked to forward a specific device port to a port on the host device. The host port is available via ${hostPort} and the device port via ${devicePort}. On success, the command should stay running for the duration of the forwarding. The command will be terminated using SIGTERM when the forwarding should be stopped. When using ssh, make sure ssh quits when the forwarding fails since that's not the default behaviour.",