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ImagePicker.getPictures return error : the image file could not be opened. #270
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Is there any update for this issue |
Hi, any update on this issue? |
We are encountering the same issue with Samsung Android 10 if we targeting SDK version 29. it works fine if the application is targeting to SDK 28, @johnguillerbalo @rahulinaction did you get around the issue? |
Hi @jimsleon , |
Hi; |
Hi, |
Google has a new feature on Android Q: filtered view for external storage. A quick fix for that is to add this code in the AndroidManifest.xml file: <manifest ... > You can get detailed information from the links below. |
Thanks for everything. Problem solved. |
I am getting the following error when i add application android:requestLegacyExternalStorage="true" in the config file. |
you might need to update compile SDK version to 29. |
I've picked two images from my photo library and one of them is a broken image. I get this error : the image file could not be opened.
And then it goes straight onleave and doesnt care about my second image which is not a broken image.
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