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Add Tasker integrations #591
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Hi thanks for the PR! I will definitely take a closer look later. |
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I'll take over and fix the rest. Thanks! Please don't force push again. :) |
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Hi this is ready to be merged. Let me know.
Just made a change to remove the |
I can't merge this myself since I don't have write access. |
This PR is now merged. It will go into the next beta release (v2.18.0). Thanks again! |
Hi @zacharee, can you help with the Google Play foreground service declaration? Meanwhile I will remove this feature from the Google Play variant until Google approves it. We need the following:
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I have a use-case for VPN Hotspot that requires enabling USB tethering automatically when USB is connected. I can't use the developer option to have my default USB configuration be USB tethering, since my plan has no hotspot support at all. I did try using Tasker to enable USB tethering manually, but wasn't really getting anywhere. VPN Hotspot would show it being active but no traffic would be passed.
Since I've seen some other requests for automation, and it comes in handy for me, I decided to add Tasker Plugin support to VPN Hotspot. These are the features I implemented:
Actions
Using the configuration button in Tasker will toggle whether the action will enable or disable tethering. This isn't the best UI, but I think it might be preferable to implementing a new Activity just to show a single toggle. I'm definitely open to other opinions.
State Actions
%wifi
%usb
%ethernet
%bluetooth
State Events