ammarahm-ed
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3 years ago It seems that now you are only considering cases where the user is asking for Settings.ACTION_MANAGE_APP_ALL_FILES_ACCESS_PERMISSION. Did I assumed it correctly?
This part of the code is holding the scenario of opening the file manager.
if (intent.resolveActivity(reactContext.getPackageManager()) == null) { promise.reject("ACTIVITY_NOT_FOUND", "No activity fount to handle scoped storage access"); return; }In my opinion this should be excluded to another function, where user is asked for permission. Or this is connected to something different?
When I removed this part, everything is working correctly. I'm testing in on phone with Android 11.
No that's not the case. We are checking if any activity to open the intent is present on user's device or not. It works correctly on my real device on Android 11. Can you try testing on a different device otherwise we can just remove this check I think because there must always be a system app to handle scoped storage I assume...
Yurrili
It seems that now you are only considering cases where the user is asking for Settings.ACTION_MANAGE_APP_ALL_FILES_ACCESS_PERMISSION. Did I assumed it correctly?
This part of the code is holding the scenario of opening the file manager.
if (intent.resolveActivity(reactContext.getPackageManager()) == null) { promise.reject("ACTIVITY_NOT_FOUND", "No activity fount to handle scoped storage access"); return; }In my opinion this should be excluded to another function, where user is asked for permission. Or this is connected to something different?
When I removed this part, everything is working correctly. I'm testing in on phone with Android 11.