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Getting garbled Appium logs when I am trying to programmatically start Appium on and ios simulator and android device in parallel

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Current Behavior

I am trying to programmatically start Appium server on 2-4 different devices, different/ same platforms in parallel and it isn't working at the moment with a great success rate. Out of the 5 times I ran it, it fails 4 times.

Here are my Appium logs:
[Appium] Welcome to Appium v1.22[ 35[[3A5pmp[iAupmp]i9mm] [e3l9cm oNme otno- dAepfpaiulutm sve1r.v2e2r. 3 ar[s3:5 m[[p3p5imu[mA]pm Nionu-md]e[a3u9lmt s erpvoerrt :a r6g3s8:2 7 [Appium] port: 63826 [Appium] Appium REST ht[p 3i5nmt[eArpfpaicue ml]i[t3e9nme rA psptiaurmt eRdE SoTn h0.0.t0t.p0 :i6n3t8e2r7f ace listener started on 0.0.0.0:63826 [HTTP] --> GET[[3395mm [[T3TP7]mwd/3h9umb/st a[u3s7[-3-9>m [3[m3 5[[H37TmTGPE]T[39[m3 9[ 9[m3{7}mw3d9/mh ub[/dsetbautgu]s [[3395mm[ [HTTP][E3N9EmR I[9]0[{3}9[ 3C9allinmg A[pdpeibuumgD]r i[e3r5.mg[eGtESNtEaRtIuCs]( 3w9imt hC aalrlgisn:g [A]p piu[mdDerbiuvge] rg3e5tmS[tGaEtNuEsR(I)C ]w[t3h9 ma rRgess:p o[n]d in[gd etbou gc]l i[n3t5 mw[iGtEhN EdRrIiCv]e[.3g9emt SRteastpuosn(d) irnegs utlot :c l{i"ebnuti lwdi"th: {d"rvievresri.ogne"t:S"t1a.t2u2s.(3)" }r}e sult: {"build":{"version":"1.22.3"}} [HTTP] <-- GET /wd/hub/status 200 5 ms - 68 [HTTP][39[m3 5[[90HmT[P3]9[ 39m <-- GET /wd/hub/status 200 5 ms - 68 [HTTP] Asserting whether server started... Asserting whether server started... [HTTP] --> GET /wd/hub/status [3[35m[HTTP] m3H7TmT-P-]>[[3399mm [90m{}393m7 mGE[Td[b3u9gm] [[3375mm/[wGdE/NhEuRbI/Cs]t[t3u9smC3a9lml ing A[pHpTiTuPm]D[i3v9emr .[e9t0Smt{a}t[s3(9)m w[idtehb uagr]g s[ 3[5]m [GE[NERIC]d eCbaulgl]i n[ 3A5pm[pGiEuNmEDrRiIvCe]r.g eRteSstpaotnudsi(n)g wtiot hc lairegns: [] [debug] [GENERIC] Responding to client with driver.getStatus() result: {"build":{"vet rwsiitohn "d:r"iv1e.r2.2g.e3t"S}t}a tus( 3r5ems[uHlTtT:P ]{"9umi l["3:7{m"<v-e-r sGiEoTn "/:w"d1/.h2u2b.3"}} /st[t3us5 mH3T9TmP
The logs get stuck here ^^ and rest of the execution doesn't start

Please note that my Appium version is 1.22.3 and I cannot upgrade to >2 since there is a java-client limitation.

Expected Behavior

I want the Appium server to start at least for a parallel run with 4 devices.

Minimal Reproducible Example

This is what my testNG.xml looks like:
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This is how I am starting the Appium server. It is failing at server.start();
public synchronized void startAppiumServer() throws Exception { if (Globals.PLATFORM.equalsIgnoreCase("web")) return; /* Check if a server is already running for this device */ if (!servers.containsKey(udidPerThread.get())) { int port = getAvailablePort(); AppiumServiceBuilder appiumServiceBuilder = new AppiumServiceBuilder(); appiumServiceBuilder.usingPort(port); AppiumDriverLocalService server = AppiumDriverLocalService.buildService(appiumServiceBuilder); server.start(); Assert.assertTrue(server.isRunning()); servers.put(udidPerThread.get(), server); System.out.println("Appium Server Started successfully for device " + udidPerThread.get() + " on port " + port); } currentDevice.set(udidPerThread.get()); }

Environment
  • Operating system: MAC Ventura 13.1
  • Appium server version (output of appium --version): 1.22.3
  • Node.js version (output of node --version): v16.13.2
  • npm version (output of npm --version): 8.6.0
  • Platform and version under test: ios simulator v16.0, android emulator v11, android real device v13
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Research direction

Start at startAppiumServer(), especially server.start(), and review the supplied TestNG suite configured for parallel tests. Reproduce with Appium 1.22.3 on the listed macOS, iOS, and Android environments, then determine whether parallel startup completes reliably for four devices without garbled logs or execution hanging.

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Assessment

Tech stack
java
Domain
mobile-dev, testing-qa
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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