To have a consistent answer in the isPermanentlyDenied flag for SDK versions lower than 23. Those devices won't ever ask for runtime permissions (because they are granted at installation time) so the right response is to say that permissions are NOT permanently denied in such scenario.
How is it being implemented?
Adding a new method to the AndroidPermissionService class called isPermissionPermanentlyDenied that does the version checking in its implementation.
How can it be tested?
Adding a logging statement to a MultiplePermissionListener and verifying that in an emulator with SDK < 23 the flag is never true.
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:tophat: What is the goal?
To have a consistent answer in the
isPermanentlyDeniedflag for SDK versions lower than 23. Those devices won't ever ask for runtime permissions (because they are granted at installation time) so the right response is to say that permissions are NOT permanently denied in such scenario.How is it being implemented?
Adding a new method to the
AndroidPermissionServiceclass calledisPermissionPermanentlyDeniedthat does the version checking in its implementation.How can it be tested?
Adding a logging statement to a
MultiplePermissionListenerand verifying that in an emulator with SDK < 23 the flag is never true.