Unable to see the custom rationale dialog on app start or at least it's random

[wahibhaq]

Hi.

I moved back to my side project and even updated to version 3.7 but I don't think it is about the version. I have Android 7.0 and using it like this in my Activity.

Permissions.check(this,
            arrayOf(Manifest.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION),
            R.string.permission_required_body,
            Permissions.Options()
                    .setSettingsDialogTitle(getString(R.string.permission_required_title))
                    .setSettingsDialogMessage(getString(R.string.permission_blocked_body))
                    .setRationaleDialogTitle(getString(R.string.permission_required_title)),
            permissionHandler)

and instead of seeing the custom dialog, I see the native permission dialog to allow/deny permission but without the "Don't ask again" option. It happens irrespective of GPS is already enabled or disabled.

Can you please look into this matter because I am writing my blog post on a use case which uses your lib and now I am worried about this strange behaviour which was not there when I last worked on it 2 months ago.

[nabinbhandari]

The native permission dialog cannot be modified and these options are not for modifying the native dialog.

• When the permission is requested for the first time, the native permission dialog is always shown without showing rationale dialog. Also, "don't ask again" option is not available for first permission request.
• If the user denies the permission once, a rationale is shown during next permission request, if available, before showing native permission dialog.
• If the user checks "don't ask again", the permissions are not requested, and denied immediately. This library detects this event and presents a dialog to send user to settings and enable them.

The manual permission options are for the second and third cases.

[LunevNF]

It's wrong! Google Play says, that we must to show dialog with the reason of using permissions before permissions allow/disallow system dialog!