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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
On Android, the Media.savePhoto method returns with the saved file's path. On iOS, the savePhoto response is void.
To get the saved file's path on iOS, I tried to use the getMedias method to list the files in my gallery subfolder and pick the latest one (which is the saved file). It works fine, but the file object contains only the base64 data and the identifier property, which is the file's platform-specific identifier.
Describe the solution you'd like
Can the file path be retrieved from the platform-specific identifier?
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Hi! Unfortunately, iOS doesn't work the same way as Android, so there is no "file path" that we could reference for where the photo is saved. This is how we perform changes in a photo library -- you'll see the success message is just a Bool, no other info.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
On Android, the Media.savePhoto method returns with the saved file's path. On iOS, the savePhoto response is void.
To get the saved file's path on iOS, I tried to use the getMedias method to list the files in my gallery subfolder and pick the latest one (which is the saved file). It works fine, but the file object contains only the base64 data and the identifier property, which is the file's platform-specific identifier.
Describe the solution you'd like
Can the file path be retrieved from the platform-specific identifier?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: