FYI: fleet/headless bug fixes and configuration profile support (moved to a different automation stack)

[djbclark]

Note: This work was done primarily by AI, with human testing on real devices. A human later decided to move our fleet's automation stack away from AutoJs6 to a compiled Kotlin APK, so these are shared as FYI/cherry-pick material rather than polished PRs headed for merge — I didn't want the work to just sit there unseen.

We were running AutoJs6 as an unattended watchdog on a small unrooted Android device fleet (Termux + Shizuku + wireless ADB) as part of the stayturgid project. Along the way we found and fixed a few real bugs, and prototyped fleet/headless configuration support. Sharing links here in case any of it is useful to cherry-pick or reference.

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fix console color resource references and AutoJs singleton in LogBottomSheet (#556)
• Bounds-check drawer subtitle array access to prevent crash (#557) — indexOf() returning -1 for an unmatched SharedPreference value crashed DrawerFragment.onResume.
• Normalize /sdcard paths to device canonical external storage (#558) — some devices (Fire OS, some custom ROMs) don't have the usual /sdcard symlink.
• jvm-npm.js rewrite dropped Function-wrapper module isolation (#564) — const/let redeclaration crash across sibling require()s.

🤖 Fleet / headless configuration

• Feature request + implementation: fleet/headless configuration profile support (#553 / PR #559) — lets an unattended install apply drawer toggles and preferences (accessibility, foreground service, Shizuku access, etc.) via an exported activity intent instead of manual UI taps. Tested end-to-end on a Galaxy S24, Pixel 7a, and Fire HD 8 with real device results in the issue thread.

📝 Advisory

• TypeScript-for-AutoJs6/Rhino gotchas found + a fork-agnostic verification toolkit (#563)

All four PRs are left as drafts since I'm not actively maintaining them going forward — happy for anyone to pick them up, and I'm glad to answer questions about what was tested if useful. Thanks for the project — it got our fleet a long way before we moved to a different automation layer.