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Removed manual request of portrait screen orientation in Application class (no related issue) #779
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Currently, the app only supports portrait mode. Since #738, the screen orientation is now requested via the
AndroidManifext.xml
(See l. 41, l. 51, l. 56).The only exception is
CaptureActivity
which usesfullSensor
as seen in l. 61.@SebastianWolf-SAP - could you clarify on how the
CaptureActivity
should behave*? Neither before my change, nor after the change, the Capture Screen rotates to landscape (nor any other orientation). However, since the orientation is not locked via the application class's onActivty anymore, theCaptureActivity
now should orient itself but it stays in portrait mode.*Latest change in L61 was made by you, so I assume you are the best person to ask.