maui-devflow-debug

Automate the MAUI debugging loop by using a workflow that handles build, deploy, inspect, and fix cycles across Android and iOS. It orchestrates target device or emulator selection and manages agent connections to capture UI data and logs.

Inspect the MAUI visual tree through an automated DevFlow debugging loop. It captures UI inspection data and screenshots while interacting with the UI to help identify and fix runtime issues efficiently.

Yes, you need DevFlow packages added to your MAUI app to use automated debugging workflows. The process requires an active agent discovered by the broker or a manual port, alongside tooling like maui devflow CLI, dotnet CLI, adb, and simctl.

Yes, you can debug Blazor or WebView content within a MAUI application using CDP debugging support. This allows you to inspect WebView content, view logs, and iterate fixes efficiently during your active debugging loop.

Recover from broker or agent connection issues during a MAUI DevFlow session by using the debugging loop's orchestration capabilities. It actively waits for or recovers DevFlow agent connections to maintain the structured debugging process across devices.

Deploying and debugging MAUI apps on Mac Catalyst and Windows requires the maui devflow CLI, dotnet CLI, Android adb, and Apple simctl. You also need DevFlow packages integrated and a running agent discovered by the broker or a manual port.