Does this package require any permissions on either platform? #90
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It doesn't seem like it from the docs and the ios / android folders, but I wanted to confirm. Got pretty far into adding @gbumps @bdtren @ddikodroid thanks for creating this package! |
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Nope, of course no permissions are required. You only need to declare the activity inside Beside, I'm focusing on upgrade to New Architecture and bug fixing, released at |
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Perfect, thanks! Fastest discussion response in the west 🤠 |
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@gbumps Any idea when the old architecture will be supported again in the latest beta (or 1.0.8 whichever comes first) asking cause I ran into this bug with 1.0.6 😅 If I can help, just mention it. I can at least try out betas for you folks (on both OS) |
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@bryce-mcmath I've released beta version 1.0.8-beta2 which fixed this issue completely, please try it out! |
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Hi @bryce-mcmath, starting from v1.0.8, declaration of the screenguard activity for Android is no longer required. You just simply install and run. Thanks and happy coding! |
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Nope, of course no permissions are required. You only need to declare the activity inside
AndroidManifest.xmldescribed in the doc here, or you can useresgiterWithoutEffectif you don't like to do it.Beside, I'm focusing on upgrade to New Architecture and bug fixing, released at
1.0.8-beta1, give it a try!