fix(device): drop Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, and mirror the Pixel 1… (#268)

fix(device): drop Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, and mirror the Pixel 10 default

The API removes pixel-6-pro and pixel-7-pro on 26 Oct 2026 and moves the
default Android device from pixel-7 to pixel-10 (API 36 unchanged).
pixel-7 stays until 9 Nov 2026.

- The help-text enum loses both devices; validation already follows the
  live compatibility data.
- The default-device mirror is pixel-10, so a version-only request is
  checked against the device the API will actually use. A level Pixel 10
  doesn't offer (32-35) is refused with the devices that do offer it,
  which is what the API now answers too.
- dcd live's --android-device help lists the live-session devices the API
  offers (the API already refuses pixel-7 and the Pro devices for live).
- Device-matrix and MCP examples use devices that outlive Pixel 7.

schema.types.ts is deliberately not regenerated: the API drift would
come with it.

Author: finalerock44

src/commands/live.ts

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ const startSub = defineCommand({
     'android-device': {
       type: 'string',
       description:
-        '[Android] Device profile to match a cloud run (options: pixel-6, pixel-6-pro, pixel-7, pixel-7-pro, pixel-8, pixel-10, pixel-10-pro, pixel-10-pro-xl, pixel-11)',
+        '[Android] Device profile to match a cloud run (options: pixel-6, pixel-8, pixel-10, pixel-10-pro, pixel-10-pro-xl, pixel-11)',
     },
     'android-api-level': {
       type: 'string',

src/config/flags/device.flags.ts

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ export const deviceFlags = {
   },
   'android-device-matrix': {
     type: 'string',
-    description: `[Android only] Device-matrix cell as <device>:<apiLevel> (append :play for Google Play), e.g. pixel-7:34 or pixel-7:34:play. Repeatable — every flow runs once per cell (no cross-product). Cannot be combined with --ios-device-matrix.`,
+    description: `[Android only] Device-matrix cell as <device>:<apiLevel> (append :play for Google Play), e.g. pixel-8:34 or pixel-8:34:play. Repeatable — every flow runs once per cell (no cross-product). Cannot be combined with --ios-device-matrix.`,
   },
   orientation: {
     type: 'string',

src/mcp/tools/run-cloud-test.ts

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ export function registerRunCloudTest(server: McpServer): void {
         iosVersion: z.string().optional().describe('iOS version, e.g. "17"'),
         iosDevice: z.string().optional().describe('iOS device, e.g. "iphone-14"'),
         androidApiLevel: z.string().optional().describe('Android API level, e.g. "34"'),
-        androidDevice: z.string().optional().describe('Android device, e.g. "pixel-7"'),
+        androidDevice: z.string().optional().describe('Android device, e.g. "pixel-10"'),
         googlePlay: z.boolean().optional().describe('Use a Google Play-enabled Android image'),
         name: z.string().optional().describe('A name for this run'),
         env: z

src/services/device-validation.service.ts

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ export class DeviceValidationService {
       // Mirrors the API, which applies these same global defaults to a
       // request that omits either half (execution-planner.service.ts)
       // and then rejects an incompatible pair.
-      defaultDevice: 'pixel-7',
+      defaultDevice: 'pixel-10',
       defaultVersion: '36',
       device,
       deviceArg: argNames.androidDevice,

src/types/domain/device.types.ts

@@ -32,9 +32,7 @@ export enum EiOSDevices {
 export enum EAndroidDevices {
   'generic-tablet' = 'generic-tablet',
   'pixel-6' = 'pixel-6',
-  'pixel-6-pro' = 'pixel-6-pro',
   'pixel-7' = 'pixel-7',
-  'pixel-7-pro' = 'pixel-7-pro',
   'pixel-8' = 'pixel-8',
   'pixel-10' = 'pixel-10',
   'pixel-10-pro' = 'pixel-10-pro',

src/utils/device-matrix.ts

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ export function parseDeviceMatrix(
       (parts.length === 3 && parts[2] !== 'play')
     ) {
       throw new CliError(
-        `Invalid --android-device-matrix "${raw}". Expected <device>:<apiLevel> or <device>:<apiLevel>:play, e.g. pixel-7:34 or pixel-7:34:play.`,
+        `Invalid --android-device-matrix "${raw}". Expected <device>:<apiLevel> or <device>:<apiLevel>:play, e.g. pixel-8:34 or pixel-8:34:play.`,
       );
     }
     configs.push({

test/unit/device-validation.service.test.ts

@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ describe('DeviceValidationService', () => {
   });
 
   // The API fills an omitted half from the same global defaults (iphone-14 /
-  // iOS 17, pixel-7 / API 36) and rejects an incompatible pair, so the CLI
+  // iOS 17, pixel-10 / API 36) and rejects an incompatible pair, so the CLI
   // mirrors that — but must tell the user to pass the other half.
   describe('requests that rely on a default', () => {
     it('tells a device-only iOS request to pass the version explicitly', () => {
@@ -174,25 +174,30 @@ describe('DeviceValidationService', () => {
       expect(() => ios('99')).to.throw(
         /No iOS device was given, so the default \(iphone-14\) was checked: no iOS device offers iOS 99$/,
       );
-      expect(() => android('36', undefined, true)).to.throw(
-        /no Google Play device offers API level 36$/,
+      // The default device (pixel-10) has Play images, as it does in the API.
+      const playDefault = {
+        ...compat,
+        androidPlay: { ...compat.androidPlay, 'pixel-10': ['36', '37'] },
+      };
+      expect(() => android('35', undefined, true, playDefault)).to.throw(
+        /no Google Play device offers API level 35$/,
       );
     });
 
     it('leaves a version-only request to the API once the API no longer offers the assumed default device', () => {
       // The API has moved its default on; checking against the CLI's stale
       // assumption would refuse a request the API accepts.
-      const withoutPixel7 = {
+      const withoutPixel10 = {
         ...compat,
-        android: { 'pixel-10': ['36', '37'] },
+        android: { 'pixel-12': ['38'] },
       };
-      expect(() => android('36', undefined, false, withoutPixel7)).to.not.throw();
+      expect(() => android('38', undefined, false, withoutPixel10)).to.not.throw();
     });
   });
 
   // With Google Play the API does not apply the global default to an omitted
-  // half — pixel-7 / API 36 has no Play image — but picks whichever value
-  // makes the pair a Play cell, and only rejects when there is none.
+  // half when that would miss a Play image, but picks whichever value makes
+  // the pair a Play cell, and only rejects when there is none.
   describe('Google Play requests that name one half', () => {
     const play36 = {
       ...compat,