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QR Scan doesn‘t work #6
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I've added the Xamarin-recommended entries to Info.plist. Can you try it again? |
Adding the camera usage description in the Info.plist is required, however this will not solve the issue of missing code. When you run "Scan QR Code", it just displays a white background with a red line. But don't try to access the camera |
There was a missing bar code initialization call in the iOS-specific code. I’ve added that, but I don’t know if that’s sufficient to address the problem. It should at least get us one step closer.
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Adding the camera usage description in the Info.plist is required, however this will not solve the issue of missing code. When you run "Scan QR Code", it just displays a white background with a red line. But don't try to access the camera
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Works now! Thanks for the updated sources Michael! |
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At least on iOS, the QR code scan functionality doesn’t work. As what I can discover, the required permission requests to access camera doesn’t work as they’re simply not implemented. This could be solved by adding the Permissions.Plugin from NuGet and modifying some of the code structure and Info.plist
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