Closed wherewhere closed 2 years ago
Add unit test, but can't pass in one time...
Why, just why... It's awful workaround What if I need want to scan each folder in my phone, how much overhead it will create
Why, just why... It's awful workaround What if I need want to scan each folder in my phone, how much overhead it will create
I don't know... The usually way is
using (SyncService service = new SyncService(client, device))
{
...
}
It will only use once so nobody find that it can't use secondly...
Why, just why... It's awful workaround What if I need want to scan each folder in my phone, how much overhead it will create
By the way, adb shell has cd
and ls
command. You can use this to get dir...
Damn you're a genius, I completely forgot about that way, it's even better
LOL
@yungd1plomat merge?
@yungd1plomat
sry it's very bad solution
sry it's very bad solution
But the solution is just the name of this pull. I add a test and some bug fix...
And I think it need publish a perelease now.
@yungd1plomat
When using GetDirectoryListing for the second time, it will not functional. The temporary solution is renew the class before the second function.
So I add a Reopen function to renew it. Now the solution is:
But it is not the best solution, hope someone can make a true fix.
Issue: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: '' #19