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Remove test apps from Gear S

Hi all,

This might be a stupid question, but how do you get rid of test apps that have been deployed directly to the Gear S?

I have been looking through the device file system with no luck so far :/

Thanks

Edited on 14 02, 2015
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colin Rao

Hi,

I am not familiar with Tizen Gear, but as the sdb command for mobile, I think it's also working with the Gear.

sdb uninstall <appid>

Uninstall the application from the device.

The <appid> parameter defines the application ID of the application. The following command shows an example:

$ sdb uninstall ko983dw33q
AVSukhov

Hello,

You can delete app using Gear Manager on Host device or using command line interface:

https://developer.tizen.org/dev-guide/2.3.0/org.tizen.gettingstarted/html/dev_env/commands.htm

Angus Hutton-McKenzie

Thanks for the replies.

How would i determine the App ID?

You should know i no longer have the application files in the Tizen environment, or anywhere for that matter :P

Thanks

AVSukhov

Hello,

You can find it in config.xml

Or you can use Application API.

Angus Hutton-McKenzie

Is there any way of finding the config.xml from the .wgt file on the watch? Otherwise i no longer have a config.xml i can access.

AVSukhov

Hello,

There are several ways (Application API, you can find installed app in /opt/usr/apps directory, or command line), but you still need to know either the id or package of your app to identify application.

Angus Hutton-McKenzie

Also with regards to the Gear Manager suggestion, any app deployed directly to the Gear S does not appear in the Android hosted Manager, at least not that i have discovered...

Stephan König

Just use  "sdb shell wrt-launcher -l" in a command line. 
This will list all installed apps with AppID.
Then you can use sdb uninstall.

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