Android adb shell dumpsys battery reset -


what command android phone:

adb shell dumpsys battery reset

actually android phone handset?

do need else after executing command against handset?

adb shell dumpsys battery prints out battery service state. testing purposes might want mock battery state properties adb shell dumpsys battery set [property] [value] command.

the adb shell dumpsys battery reset gets device out of simulation mode reporting actual state.


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