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Wireless Debugging support

AdbPureFlow currently supports Android's real pairing-code workflow:

  1. On Android 11+, open Developer options → Wireless debugging.
  2. Choose Pair device with pairing code.
  3. Enter the pairing address and six-digit code in AdbPureFlow.
  4. Enter the Wireless debugging connect address shown by Android.
  5. AdbPureFlow runs adb pair <pairing-host:port> <code>, then adb connect <connect-host:port>, then verifies that the device appears in adb devices -l.

QR pairing status

QR pairing is not implemented in this release. This is deliberate.

Android's Wireless Debugging QR flow is not equivalent to a QR code containing an IP address. Shipping such a QR would be misleading and would not perform real ADB pairing. AdbPureFlow should only add QR pairing after the genuine ADB/Android pairing payload and service behavior are implemented and tested against real Android devices.

Until then, pairing-code mode is the supported, truthful fallback.

Stored data

AdbPureFlow may remember non-sensitive connect endpoints such as 192.168.1.24:5555 so users can retry reconnecting later. It does not store pairing codes or credentials.

Common failures

  • Pairing expired: reopen Android Wireless debugging and request a fresh pairing code.
  • Network unreachable / connection refused: confirm the PC and phone are on the same network, Wireless debugging is still enabled, and firewall/VPN rules are not blocking the connection.
  • Device does not appear after connect: Android may have rotated the debugging port; check the current Wireless debugging screen and reconnect with the current address.