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Active 2 years, 2 months ago. Viewed 2k times. In the AndroidManifest. Also I am having a problem with runtime permissions check: it always deems that the access is granted even though I disabled it in the system settings: if ContextCompat. Any ideas? Edit: I am using android api v26 and android support library v SandboxedProcessService0] SandboxedProcessService0 That is, the activity becomes the new root of an otherwise empty task, and any old activities are finished.
Here is the output: LoaderActivity] LoaderActivity,handlePauseActivity] GrantPermissionsActivity] GrantPermissionsActivity,app-request] I wonder why It will help you handle permissions very easily. Try reinstalling the app — Kyle Emmanuel. Kyle Emmanuel trying reinstall before posting this question.
No luck. Martin Zeitler I made import android. Show 9 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. May be this can help you. Just make your in your app gradle you have compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion as I am not using gradle.
I am using bash see above. For some reason, I could not specify compileSdkVersion in the AndroidManifest due to very strange aapt2 error. Is it really necessary? Martin Zeitler, sure. For that reason I am not using gradle. I am using bash. I updated the question. Added Edit2 with compileSdkVersion problem.
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