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I'm sorry, I tried to reproduce the bug in the sample project but without doing any changes first I tried running it and it just blew up with a bunch of exceptions that I couldn't resolve.
Steps to reproduce
On UWP, start a download.
Quit the app
Relaunch the app
Note that the download continues automatically
Inspect the IDownloadFile's Url property
Expected behavior
The property should have a value
Actual behavior
The property is null
Configuration
Running on Windows 10.1903
Platform:
iOS
Android
UWP
Other
Device:
Simulator
Real device (please specify)
One more note, IDownloadFile.Url property is null, but internally it looks like UWP's DownloadFileImplementation.DownloadOperation.RequestedUri property does have a value, so I'm guessing something just broke in the logic connecting those two.
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I didn't have a lot of time to test the UWP solution. If you see bugs, you're free to help finding and fixing them. Since you run on Windows - what's your intention for using this package?
The UWP solution was just developed with Windows Phones in mind and has been mostly abandoned as Windows Phones left the market.
I'm using it for a cross-platform app that includes desktop Windows. I tried to find the fix myself but as I mentioned in my first comment I had a hard time getting it to build right out of the gate. I might be able to find the time to try it again soon. I like the package.
I was able to find a workaround though - I wanted to use the URL in order to tell one download from another, but in the end I decided to use expected length as a reliable-enough alternative.
To help us fix your issue, please provide the information in the below template.
I'm sorry, I tried to reproduce the bug in the sample project but without doing any changes first I tried running it and it just blew up with a bunch of exceptions that I couldn't resolve.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The property should have a value
Actual behavior
The property is null
Configuration
Running on Windows 10.1903
Platform:
Device:
One more note, IDownloadFile.Url property is null, but internally it looks like UWP's DownloadFileImplementation.DownloadOperation.RequestedUri property does have a value, so I'm guessing something just broke in the logic connecting those two.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: