Add a require_permissions decorator to use on android methods
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adding the decorator with permissions on a method or function will automatically require the permissions when the method is called. tested on the gps example, but as it worked, added on the other android implementations using the permissions requested in the buildozer.spec of their example.
akshayaurora
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Jun 14, 2021
what about this? |
Hm, we should maybe check if the api level is < 23 and change the decorator to just return the initial method in that situation? edit: https://developer.android.com/distribute/best-practices/develop/target-sdk
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I am facing an issue microphone is not working with Android 10 or 10+ when api is set to 31 or more |
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adding the decorator with permissions on a method or function will automatically require the permissions when the method is called.
tested on the gps example, but as it worked, added on the other android implementations using the permissions requested in the buildozer.spec of their example.