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v1.9.0
go 1.18, javac 11
Connect a phone running Android 11+ (Android 30+) which has an external SD card.
In the Java IPFS constructor, set internalStorage false. Change this line to:
internalStorage
File externalDir = context.getExternalFilesDirs(null)[1];
(In my case, externalDir is /storage/C45B-552B/Android/data/null.example/files .) 3. Run the test app.
/storage/C45B-552B/Android/data/null.example/files
Logcat shows the error "IPFS start error: Node start failed: Repo opening failed" from this line.
The app should prompt the user for permission to use the directory, and successfully open the repo.
macOS 10.15 on Samsung Galaxy S20, Android 12
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Package version
v1.9.0
Language version and compiler version
go 1.18, javac 11
Bug description
Connect a phone running Android 11+ (Android 30+) which has an external SD card.
In the Java IPFS constructor, set
internalStoragefalse. Change this line to:(In my case, externalDir is
/storage/C45B-552B/Android/data/null.example/files.)3. Run the test app.
Current behavior
Logcat shows the error "IPFS start error: Node start failed: Repo opening failed" from this line.
Expected behavior
The app should prompt the user for permission to use the directory, and successfully open the repo.
Environment
macOS 10.15 on Samsung Galaxy S20, Android 12
Other
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: