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Crash when taking picture #111
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@blake1029384756 Ouch! 😢 I'm so confused right now. Late last night I added the camera permissions to the manifest because I felt like it was wrong to not have it. The WTF thing is that without the permission, I didn't get a security exception, but with the permission, the app started crashing. Anyway, I've fixed, but it doesn't make any sense. Maybe a security hole in Android? (That's unlikely) IDK, anyway, it's fixed. |
Nevermind, I'm still seeing the crash. |
@SUPERCILIX, does the crash only happen on Nougat devices? I know on Android 7.X they introduced a new permissions system. |
@vannaka no, I'm on android 6.0.1 |
Here is the log from the crash. The Error starts on line 128 |
@blake1029384756 @vannaka Don't worry guys! 😄 I've just been trying to do a lot of stuff at once, should be fine now. @vannaka Yeah, I get the crashes in Firebase, but thanks anyway! @vannaka Yeah, the new permission stuff happened in 6.x (Marshmellow) and I'm already setup for that with spreadsheet exporting. I just made a bunch of typos! 🤣 |
@SUPERCILEX just trying to give as much info as I can to be of some help. Haha, gl finding them |
Ok, this should work! 🚀 We'll see once the build finishes, but basically I made a bunch of typos when requesting the permissions. 😄 |
@blake1029384756 Yeah, it's totally fine! |
It works! Congrats! |
Just updated RS on my Pixel and yup, it worked! 😁 Thank you guys being alpha testers and gently telling me when I'm being stupid. 🤣 |
fixes #111 Signed-off-by: Alex Saveau <saveau.alexandre@gmail.com>
When I try to take a picture the app crashes. From what I can tell from the log, the app didn't have permission to use the camera.
Edit:
I fixed this by manually enabling the camera permission for the app. Does this happen to everyone? If so you should find out why the permission wasn't enabled by default. An average user won't know how to do this by themselves.
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