Fix conflicting provider on android

[onlydave]

android:authorities need to be unique across all apps installed on your android device.

Installing a second app with this plugin will fail as they'll both try and use the com.socialsharing.provider provider.

Using the package name + sharing.provider means this should be unique to app and plugin

[onlydave]

750

[onlydave]

749

[onlydave]

744, #745, #740

[onlydave]

Not sure what android:authorities should be.

Options could be:

• $PACKAGE_NAMEsharing.provider
• $PACKAGE_NAMEsocialsharing.provider
• $PACKAGE_NAME.socialsharing.provider
• $PACKAGE_NAME.sharing.provider
• $PACKAGE_NAME.socialsharingphonegap.provider

Just using $PACKAGE_NAME.provider might still conflict with other plugins that have the same idea.

I've tested all of the above on a nexus 5x and will be pushing a nightly to our QA team today with $PACKAGE_NAME.socialsharing.provider in it for testing.

740, #744, #745, #749, #750

[EddyVerbruggen]

Your code looks good to me - do you want me to wait a bit before merging?

[onlydave]

@EddyVerbruggen merge away

[EddyVerbruggen]

Sweet! I'll tag a release shortly.

[EddyVerbruggen]

@onlydave can you take a look at why #753 isn't an issue in your case? Do you have other plugins installed using the support library perhaps?

[onlydave]

@EddyVerbruggen I think it's probably because i have Android Support Repository installed from the android SDK Manager

[EddyVerbruggen]

@onlydave Could also be because you have fi the Camera plugin installed as well.

Anyway, I've now added a framework reference to the v4 support library so folk using PhoneGap Build can use the plugin again.

[onlydave]

@EddyVerbruggen no camera plugin but could be a different one. Thanks