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But now, due to code refactoring, the target activity would be change to com.app.main.MyMainActivity.
However, in the UI to set the Class Name, I can only input one target Activity.
So, if I set the com.app.main.MyMainActivity, would it breaks the old app version (which still uses com.app.MyMainActivity)?
I wonder if from my codebase (with Facebook Android Sdk), I can set the Class Name instead of setting from Facebook Developer page.
Expected results
From codebase (with Facebook Android Sdk), there should be a method to set the Class Name instead of setting from Facebook Developer page.
Code samples & details
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My app already have Facebook deeplink support ( https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/deep-linking ), with the target activity is
com.app.MyMainActivity
. It works for years.But now, due to code refactoring, the target activity would be change to
com.app.main.MyMainActivity
.However, in the UI to set the Class Name, I can only input one target Activity.
So, if I set the
com.app.main.MyMainActivity
, would it breaks the old app version (which still usescom.app.MyMainActivity
)?I wonder if from my codebase (with Facebook Android Sdk), I can set the Class Name instead of setting from Facebook Developer page.
Expected results
From codebase (with Facebook Android Sdk), there should be a method to set the Class Name instead of setting from Facebook Developer page.
Code samples & details
// INSERT YOUR CODE HERE
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: