feat: uninstall the test app once and install that again when MismatchedApplicationIdentifierEntitlement installation error occurs

[KazuCocoa]

I saw an app installation got failed as mismatch provisioning profile identifier error even the OS did not have the given bundle id on the device via isAppInstalled check.

So, according to isAppInstalled, the app should not be on the device but an installation error occurred since the app was installed with another provisioning profile.

Not clear the reason, but based on the device log, potentially the OS internally cached some information. Some installation steps worked, but haven't been completed. The uninstall (device.remove) could help to clear such cache.

Another note in my investigation related to this, if the app under test remained in the device as an offload app (maybe not "cache"), the app is not "present" on the device (isAppInstalled is false, expected based on the available information) but the OS keeps the data. driver.remove uninstalls all of them for sure.

Thus, current fullReset/enforceAppInstall capabilities won't clear the local data if the application remains as offline application. Users must call mobile: removeApp explicitly to call the remove method for sure,

[KazuCocoa]

I wondered if like this offloaded app was in a similar situation. The app was not listed in the result of lookupApplications. I don't have an app to try to install with another profile etc, but the app existed in the IPad Storage section in the settings app. So the OS itself probably identified the app as a special state (?)

[KazuCocoa]

Updated some changes, especially offload application case, that requires explicit mobile: removeApp to remove the local application data in current implementation basis

I'll update further later.

[KazuCocoa]

On my local testing, I observed that when app installation failed, such a case also the "offload" state happened.

So, the most easiest way to reproduce this is:

1. failed to install an app because invalid provisioning profile (from a fresh installation)
2. Then, the failed to install app remained on the device as "offload" app icon
   • Then, the app did not present via usbmuxd info
3. Install the same bundle id with another signature
4. The issue happens

So, actually this case requires app deletion explicitly to avoid before the app installation. I'll update this branch further

[KazuCocoa]

Updated

[mykola-mokhnach]

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