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Selecting local path does not work on v0.8.0 for Android 8.1.0 #45
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I think I have a fix for the problem with the filebrowser. However, I would like to test this a little better. |
Thanks. Just let me know if you want me to test it as well. |
…ed for android api versions lower than 28 #45
There is a new version |
@tmaegel : It goes a little bit further. Now I can see |
Okay thank you for your feedback. The expected behavior should be a permission request for access on the file system and then a file browser should open. Maybe I can check this on a real device but with android Did you uninstall/install the app - just to be sure? Do you have any file browser installed on your system? |
Yes
Yes, the default one and files by Google just in case
It works. I can add tasks to an empty list.
What path? I can't set it to any other than the default. But yes, I have a consolidated SD card. In the system apps setting I can see the disk access permission. Enabling it from there does not change the behavior of the app. I can type the name of the file, maybe an option to type the path directly? But I do not want to bother you too much. I am using SimpleTask, it is just that this one looked cool and wanted to try it. Thank you very much. |
Apparently, the feature is there, but version v0.8.0 from f-droid does not work on my Android 8.1.0.
Steps
Result
It does nothing, it just changes the color of the textbox like acknowledging the tap, but nothing happens.
Tapping in the (?) shows the message: "Choose a directory by tapping the current local path"
Expected
Some way to select the directory. Typing it directly would be fine, there is no need to involve the file browser, though it is nicer.
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