Use Instance.State.ON instead of "on"

Flank · Apr 30, 2021 · e68c19a · e68c19a
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diff --git a/corellium/adapter/src/main/kotlin/flank/corellium/adapter/InvokeAndroidDevices.kt b/corellium/adapter/src/main/kotlin/flank/corellium/adapter/InvokeAndroidDevices.kt
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ private suspend fun getCreatedInstances(
 private suspend fun startNotRunningInstances(
     instances: List<Instance>
 ): Unit = instances
-    .filter { it.state != "on" }
+    .filter { it.state != Instance.State.ON }
     .apply { if (isNotEmpty()) println("Starting not running $size instances.") }
     .forEach { instance ->
         corellium.startInstance(instance.id)

diff --git a/corellium/client/src/main/kotlin/flank/corellium/client/core/Api.kt b/corellium/client/src/main/kotlin/flank/corellium/client/core/Api.kt
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ suspend fun Corellium.waitUntilInstanceIsReady(
     instanceId: String
 ): Unit =
     withRetry {
-        while (getInstanceInfo(instanceId).state != "on") {
+        while (getInstanceInfo(instanceId).state != Instance.State.ON) {
             // it could takes long time
             // if instance was created just moment ago
             // TODO: adjust the delay time depending on returned state