Requests runtime permissions list, fixes #1704 #1741
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Tested with: request_permissions([Permission.CAMERA, Permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE])As we can see in the attached screenshot (:es: sorry), it did popup a page with two permission requests.
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Looks good and backwards compatible 👍 do you want me to test it as well with my app? |
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Thanks @Jonast for the review. Yes feel free to test it. Keep in mind it requires pyjnius update otherwise it would crash |
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Changes look reasonable, and I've verified with my own non-trivial app that requests sd card permissions that backwards compatibility with an old unaware app using the old call isn't broken 👍 (I runtime tested on an android device by going through the dialog and it worked as before)
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@AndreMiras oh huh I am just thinking, the docs example might also need an update, right? the one given here: https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android/blob/master/doc/source/apis.rst#runtime-permissions |
Matches the official Android API via, making it possible to request multiple runtime permissions at once. Keeps the previous `android.permissions.request_permission()` interface for compatibility. Bumps pyjnius to post 1.2.0 release that solves required method resolution issues. On 1.2.0, the error was: ``` jnius.jnius.JavaException: No methods matching your arguments, available: [] ```
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Thanks @Jonast for the review and the heads-up, I've updated the PR with the documentation changes |
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Looks good! (including docs changes) 👍
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Matches the official Android API via, making it possible to request
multiple runtime permissions at once.
Keeps the previous
android.permissions.request_permission()interfacefor compatibility.
Bumps pyjnius to post 1.2.0 release that solves required method
resolution issues. On 1.2.0, the error was: