Fix reliability of file association on Android #6127
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🎉 Ta-daaa, freshly created APKs are available for 8514355: arm64-android |
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Hey @nirvn I tested with Gmail, Telegram and WhatsApp and the option to directly open a project or layers such as GeoPackage and other formats even like KML is working perfectly! |
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These Android-specific changes dramatically increase the reliability of opening files (datasets, projects, zipped projects) from apps such as telegram.
Until now, if a QField session was already launched , opening a file sent via telegram would fail (QField would open, die, then restart). This made for some bad UX when someone first installs QField, launches it, then goes to telegram to open a file.
I've tried these changes a lot, and I can't find a combinaison now that fails to open files. I'm really happy about this one. Makes giving instructions to people being on-boarded fail-proof.
@mbernasocchi , ties to what we discussed over the weekend :)