The helper functions in the PebbkeKit android SDK (e.g. areAppMessagesSupported / startAppOnPebble) should close Cursors before returning.
Technically, this probably won't result in any Cursor leaks because they are finalized on return - but best practice is to always close Cursor objects, and it fills the logcat up with:
07-06 17:48:26.223: W/CursorWrapperInner(8347): Cursor finalized without prior close()
The helper functions in the PebbkeKit android SDK (e.g. areAppMessagesSupported / startAppOnPebble) should close Cursors before returning.
Technically, this probably won't result in any Cursor leaks because they are finalized on return - but best practice is to always close Cursor objects, and it fills the logcat up with:
07-06 17:48:26.223: W/CursorWrapperInner(8347): Cursor finalized without prior close()