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I came across this issue in our team: We want to test interactions with the calendar and we obviously need calendar write permission in order to do this. Is there a way to make sure necessary permissions are in place for instrument tests? I know you can virtually grant permissions on a specific avd but is there a better way of doing this?
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The method shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale() can be used to check whether the user selected the 'never asked again' option and denied the permission.
There's no way to find out whether the Auto-start option is enabled or not. You can manually check under Security permissions => Autostart => Enable Autostart .
Once an app attempts to use a protected feature but failed to declare the required permission, the runtime system typically throws a security exception, which then terminates the app. Given these facts, it appears that the chances of bypassing permissions is slim.
You can grant and revoke permissions using:
adb pm grant com.package.myapp android.permission.<PERMISSION>
adb pm revoke com.package.myapp android.permission.<PERMISSION>
Update for Android Debug Bridge (adb) version 1.0.32:
You need to add shell to run these commands, e.g. ./adb shell pm grant ......
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