Plugin intercepting permission results from other plugins on android about open_file HOT 8 CLOSED

The problem has been solved in 2.0.1+1, Which version do you use

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Still having the issue

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@paqio Thank you for your feedback. I have tried the issue of regression test, but it did not appear again. So what is your usage scenario and what is the problem

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i was using camera_utils, which had same FileProvider, for some reason if i set the authority/resources to the one in readme, camra utils would look for its provider hardcoded in the code not fileProvider but flutter.fileprovder and crash. i did use the replace. I ended up using other plugin image_picker which had custom file provider

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import android.support.v4.content.FileProvider;

camera_utils is support, open_file is androidx.
You can use the support version of open_file, which hasn't been updated for a long time, or tell the developer of camera_utils to migrate to androidx

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yeah i did that, both(manually converted), so no issuess on build. yet when the camera_utils was looking for getApplicationName() + 'flutter.provider' . it was not in the map, only 'fileProvider' was in the map.

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Future getImage() async {
    var image = await ImagePicker.pickImage(source: ImageSource.camera);
    openFile(image.path);
 }

I tried it with image_picker: ^0.6.0+10, and it worked
This is image_picker

activity.getPackageName() + ".flutter.image_provider";

So I think it's a question of camera_utils, You can try getApplicationName() instead of getPackageName()

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image picker works out of the box, not the camera_utils. But i think its more popular replacement so its good enough solution

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