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Unless you have a concrete proposal for something that could be added or a specific pain point that could be addressed I don't see much action to take here. There's little reason to use a content provider anyway unless you're providing a cross-app API. There are first-party and third-party solutions for persistence otherwise which do a much better job of abstracting the complexities.
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Unless you have a concrete proposal for something that could be added or a
specific pain point that could be addressed I don't see much action to take
here. There's little reason to use a content provider anyway unless you're
providing a cross-app API. There are first-party and third-party solutions
for persistence otherwise which do a much better job of abstracting the
complexities.
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Please Try To Solve The Headache Of content provider
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