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Android Feature: Handle Arbitrary Providers #374
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@jsm , it's okay. Thanks for the PR, I'll also cherry-pick this commit from branch |
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* Update ISSUE_TEMPLATE * Handle Android content providers
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Sweet, thanks! Any ETA on an npm release of either 0.10.6 or 0.11.0? |
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@jsm, I'm afraid there's no ETA on npm release 😢 |
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Hi, any ETA on 0.11.0 release? Really need this fix to have Google Drive working on my app. |
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This has already been cherry-picked into 0.10.x. |
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Currently when trying to derive a real path from a URI in android, it will return null for third-party content providers (Ex: Google Drive, Dropbox).
To get a realPath, this downloads the file in the application's temporary directory, and returns the temporary file path.
I'm guessing I put this in a weird place, since Utils probably shouldn't be doing any network calls, but I wasn't sure how best to handle it, or if this library should even be handling it.
Thoughts?