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Version with issue: 6.0.1
Last known good version: not known
IDE: Visual Studio For Windows 16.8.4
Platform Target Frameworks:
iOS: Xamarin.iOS 14.0.0.0
Affected Devices: Simulator iPhone 11, iOS 14.0
Steps to reproduce the Behavior
in iOS 14 when permission is accepted and right after the pop-up is closed
await CrossPermissions.Current.RequestPermissionAsync()
never returns, or throws an exception the first time called.
Expected Behavior
in iOS 14 when permission is accepted and right after the pop-up is closed
await CrossPermissions.Current.RequestPermissionAsync()
returns PermissionStatus.Granted.
Actual Behavior
Code snippet
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is an issue in IOS 11. An xamarin fella told me the correct answer is to use essentials. But I did use their workaround to sovle this issue until @jamesmontemagno fixes this.
if (Device.RuntimePlatform == Device.iOS && DeviceInfo.Version.Major >= 14)
{
Bug Information
Version with issue: 6.0.1
Last known good version: not known
IDE: Visual Studio For Windows 16.8.4
Platform Target Frameworks:
iOS: Xamarin.iOS 14.0.0.0
Affected Devices: Simulator iPhone 11, iOS 14.0
Steps to reproduce the Behavior
in iOS 14 when permission is accepted and right after the pop-up is closed
await CrossPermissions.Current.RequestPermissionAsync()
never returns, or throws an exception the first time called.
Expected Behavior
in iOS 14 when permission is accepted and right after the pop-up is closed
await CrossPermissions.Current.RequestPermissionAsync()
returns PermissionStatus.Granted.
Actual Behavior
Code snippet
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: