Nesh
Bumping this issue. Your drivers seems to work only with the v4l2 test, anything else fails miserably. On: - Ubuntu 16.04 - Kinect v2
For me, on Android, I need to use this to get it to work: ``` setNativeExceptionHandler(nativeExceptionHandler, false); ``` If I use `true`, the code is not executed for some reason.
I also vote for this dev-friendly feature!
Waiting for this to be completed 🙏
Hello @kesteer, thank you very much for your reply! I personally haven't seen any errors/warnings but your version makes much more sense. I will follow your patch as it does...
That would be sweet! I am also quite interested in the weapon handling part as it seemed done well :)
Any update on this? I have shadowsocks running on my Ubuntu and Vagrant can ping to the Internet but running anything else will result in failure. Something for `SOCKS5` and...
@acollazomayer Unfortunately, I did not find a way to solve this. I had to work around it and change the whole approach.
It's actually just the emulator of a Pixel device, so it's hard to say. But for example, if I write the fitness data while the Google Fit isn't installed and...
How about this function: https://github.com/StasDoskalenko/react-native-google-fit/blob/fbcf2c70042150bdea86cced641a7e006eb37db5/android/src/main/java/com/reactnative/googlefit/HeartrateHistory.java#L97-L111 Isn't it possible to use that to save the user's BPM at a given time?