Closed max-ishere closed 1 year ago
That's how you expect the app to work, unfortunately there's currently no way to check which light level the flashlight is currently on.
This is why atm this is not possible.
I just found this by accident so decided to report it just in case. Don't really expect any action on this.
Yea, thanks for this report. I'll keep an eye on updates of the flashlight api, maybe Google will add it one day 🙃
Then I would tackle this problem.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result
The level in app is the same value (e.g. 22) and the bar is filled, but the light is physically off and the tile is in the off state.
Expected result
The app shows the current flash state (e.g. off).
Notes
If you click the tile again and it sets the level to something different (e.g. default is 10) the app will show 22 (from example above), but the actual level is 10.
Importance
Honestly not that important, since you can press home (swipe up on buttonless devices) and open the app again (not a full restart) and it will get the current state correctly.
Notes
The tile updates correctly if the flashlight level or state (on/off) is changed in the app.