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Another Google documentation mentions a script named check_elf_alignment.sh which checks all libraries contained in a APK file. However this script only runs on Linux and MacOS. However the ...

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Robert

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answered 14 hours ago

The APK signature v2 was introduced with Android 7 (API 24). Your project defines minSdk 25 (Andorid 7.1) thus it will never run on platforms that doesn't support APK signature v2. Therefore APK ...

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Robert

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answered 19 hours ago

You can do what it suggests, namely add @unchecked Sendable conformance. But when you do that, you are entering a contract ensures that you will implement thread-safe access to any mutable state. In ...

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Rob

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answered yesterday

There are a variety of approaches: Await prior task: @MainActor class CloudAssistant: ObservableObject { static let shared = CloudAssistant() private var previousTask: Task<Void, Error>...

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Rob

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answered 9 hours ago

But when decoding each TS independently, the result is discontinuous and causes audible artifacts. This is your problem right here: the AAC TS segments are NOT independent. To decode segment N you ...

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Gordon Childs

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answered yesterday

return onGetOp()(appOpsManager, "android:post_notification", android.os.Process.myUid(), packageName, ) According to the documentation, your ...

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CommonsWare

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answered yesterday

From the Firebase documentation on Authentication triggers for account creation: Firebase accounts will trigger user creation events for Cloud Functions when: A user creates an email account and ...

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Frank van Puffelen

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answered May 5 at 14:26

I have read that Android OS can kill any activity which is not currently displayed on the screen. This is a common misconception, stemming from some poorly written documentation, back in the day. ...

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CommonsWare

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answered May 4 at 23:45

Frida provides out of the box only methods for sending native byte arrays, thus raw data stored in ArrayBuffer or data at a certain NativePointer. Sending Java byte arrays in an efficient way requires ...

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Robert

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answered May 4 at 6:53

WindowCompat .getInsetsController(window, window.decorView) .hide(WindowInsetsCompat.Type.navigationBars()) This will hide just the navigation bar(s), which should include the gesture ...

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CommonsWare

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answered May 2 at 21:31

202 - Accepted is the success response from the send consumption information endpoint If you received a 202 then your transaction was accepted for processing by Apple. If Apple is sending further ...

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Paulw11

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answered May 2 at 22:24

onKeyPress can only handle key presses when the view it is applied to has focus. Initially, the tab view does not have focus. When you press the arrow keys for the first time, you are actually setting ...

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Sweeper

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answered May 3 at 2:10

startForegound in the service should be called in onStartCommand not onCreate. Not sue if this is your entire problem, but its not valid to call startForeground before actually being started.

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Gabe Sechan

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answered Apr 30 at 16:45

settings.gradle and settings.gradle.kts have the same role but have different syntax. settings.gradle is in Groovy, while settings.gradle.kts is in Kotlin. Groovy supports a wide range of string ...

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CommonsWare

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answered Apr 29 at 14:47

You wont be able to stop the fluctuations as there are a number of different factors that can cause disruptions. Being in as you say a low network area means its probably going to be relying ...

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tyczj

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answered Apr 29 at 12:31

The documentation says: This unique identifier is only valid for comparisons during the lifetime of the instance. In the expression: ObjectIdentifier(f1 as AnyObject) == ObjectIdentifier(f2 as ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 29 at 6:42

There is no way to do this on Android. It's not part of the data passed in when an intent is launched (and all sharing does is launch an intent).

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Gabe Sechan

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answered Apr 29 at 5:42

You should disable hit-testing on the Text, before you add the overlay. Text(viewModel.displayDate).font(.body).foregroundStyle(Color.blue) .allowsHitTesting(false) // <----- .overlay { ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 29 at 0:02

The issue is that your AVCaptureDevice default method is probably returning nil for some devices. Note that not every iPhone has a built-in wide-angle camera. If you want to make sure it will not ...

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Leo Dabus

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answered Apr 28 at 16:58

In general, you can conform the view to Equatable to prevent unwanted body calls. If you only want body to be called when date changes, so you can write extension DemoMonthView: Equatable { static ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 26 at 0:00

I don't know if you are using any serializable, but in case you are not maybe that's the problem. Follow these steps : plugins { id 'com.android.application' id 'org.jetbrains.kotlin.android' ...

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Skizo-ozᴉʞS ツ

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answered Apr 24 at 10:27

Here is a slight modification of Benzy Neez's SteelRing. Instead of using an inner shadow, the shadow can be built into SteelRing directly using a drop shadow when stroking the border of the circle. ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 23 at 0:24

To connect to a non-system ContentProvider, such as one provided by another app of yours, it appears that you need to add a <queries> element to the client app's manifest, identifying the app ...

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CommonsWare

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answered Apr 17 at 15:07

By using Instruments.app, I found that the response status code to the request is actually 307 - a redirect. URLSession follows the redirect by sending a new request, without the authorisation header, ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 16 at 14:32

#if available doesn't make sense. Availability checks are at runtime, to conditionally run code. On the other hand, #if is a compile time check, to conditionally compile code. import declarations are ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 16 at 9:01

The Firestore Timestamp is always set on the Firebase servers and is independent of any time set on the user's device. So there is no connection between them. If you want to be sure, you can set a ...

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Alex Mamo

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answered Apr 16 at 3:57

The current document in the first screenshot only contains substrings from the start of each word, so that's all you can search on. You'll need to populate the array with an exhaustive list of items ...

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Frank van Puffelen

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answered Apr 15 at 18:31

Using a random package found on the internet that hasn't been updated in 2+ years (like this package) is rarely a good idea. If something isn't a commonly used, well known, and frequently maintained ...

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Gabe Sechan

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answered Apr 14 at 1:41

SideEffect is used in composable like Slider or TextField to update value only if a recomposition is successful. And also useful for logging recompositions, especially before before layout inspector ...

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Thracian

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answered Apr 12 at 20:23

How can I create a dimens.xml file in a folder structure so the correct file is read on both devices? Sorry, but that is not an option. You cannot have separate resource sets based on X and Y axis ...

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CommonsWare

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answered Apr 10 at 14:19

You told the remote IO audio unit that you were going to give it integer data: streamFormat.mFormatFlags = kAudioFormatFlagIsSignedInteger | kAudioFormatFlagIsPacked But then you gave it float data, ...

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Gordon Childs

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answered Apr 10 at 10:27

You should have the SomeSheetContent ignore safe areas at the use site. For example: .sheet(isPresented: $isPresented) SomeSheetContent() .ignoresSafeArea() }

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 8 at 8:23

In terms of general description of the error, see the Swift user documentation. The general idea to avoid this sort of error is to make sure the Task is isolated to the same actor that this function ...

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Rob

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answered Apr 13 at 7:11

There is no built in API to check if the soft keyboard is shown. There are various hacks people try, which may or may not work depending on the keyboard used, the device used, and the version of ...

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Gabe Sechan

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answered Apr 6 at 5:10

Looking at Kotlin Multiplatform Gradle unit test not resolving kotlin.test reference I found that we should add this library: implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-test-junit")

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CoolMind

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answered Apr 4 at 11:25

The package android.preference is deprecated in favor of androidx.preference which you can get by including this package in your gradle file implementation "androidx.preference:preference-ktx:1....

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tyczj

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answered Apr 3 at 17:18

The default exitTransition is fadeOut. If you want it to instead stay completely stationary as the second page runs your enterTransition, you need to explicitly set it to KeepUntilTransitionsFinished: ...

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ianhanniballake

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answered Apr 3 at 4:51

The divider() for some reason has a strike through on my compiler. That means the function is marked with the @Deprecated annotation. The documentation for Divider() points out that it is deprecated, ...

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CommonsWare

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answered Apr 2 at 19:12

It is a warning that won't necessarily affect the operation of your app. Exactly as the message says, the CBCentralManagerDelegate in flutter_blue_plus implements the willRestoreState method, but the ...

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Paulw11

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answered Apr 2 at 9:17

This is correct and is by design. When your app moves to the background, iOS needs to save a screen image for use in the app switcher. Since the device may switch between light/dark mode while your ...

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Paulw11

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answered Apr 2 at 4:55

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.BLUETOOTH_SCAN" /> These are the permissions ...

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CommonsWare

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answered Apr 1 at 23:14

There is no information available to apps on iOS regarding the Phy that has been negotiated with the peripheral.

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Paulw11

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answered Apr 1 at 20:07

You should use the animation modifier that take a body closure. This is how you separate animations into different "domains". Rather than animating a value change, it only animates the ...

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Sweeper

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answered Apr 1 at 3:35

It's not that ContainerViewB "blocks bindings". @Bindings do work here. The @States are indeed being updated. This can be shown using the following code: VStack { ContainerViewB { ...

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Sweeper

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answered Mar 31 at 7:56

The idiomatic way to do this in Flutter is to break down the top-level widget into subwidgets, in your case one for each element in the screenshot. Then you can handle the onTap for each of these ...

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Frank van Puffelen

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answered Mar 31 at 19:13

If we look at the notes for libraries that offer such capabilities, they note this delay that you discuss. For example, Siren offers Words of Caution: Occasionally, the iTunes JSON will update faster ...

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Rob

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answered Mar 29 at 16:51

You should create the UIImage using init(data:scale:). This initialiser allows you to specify the scale and it will be scaled accordingly when it is displayed. Alternatively, create a CGDataProvider ...

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Sweeper

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answered Mar 29 at 12:01

@Observables track changes using the getters/setters of its properties (the @Observable macro inserts some code into the getters/setters to do this tracking). As long as a getter/setter is called ...

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Sweeper

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answered Mar 29 at 6:10

When your app crashes, the process is terminated. That means all resources allocated to the process are returned to the OS. So no, it can't cause a memory leak, unless there's an OS level bug in the ...

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Gabe Sechan

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answered Mar 28 at 17:38

You should not clip content. You can add an in: parameter to specify what shape the background should be in: .background(Color.gray.opacity(0.2), in: .rect(cornerRadius: 20)) // remove clipShape! If ...

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Sweeper

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answered Mar 27 at 3:00