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Save the xml file by "Raw" button or download the zip or with "git clone". Saving the xml by right-click file link or copy-pasting will probably corrupt the xml file...

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Try this: ``` ImagePicker.with(activity) .compress(1024) .maxResultSize(1080, 1080) .createIntent( intent -> { startForProfileImageResult.launch(intent); return Unit.INSTANCE; }); ```

> Hi @minecraft8997. You can use our mirror that still has all the hyperlog versions. You should add that mirror to your repositories section, as described [here](https://hypertrack.com/docs/install-sdk-android#add-hypertrack-sdk), but add hyperlog...

You can save your photos to external directory _"/Pictures/MySomeDirectory"_ on Android 11 **without** additional permissions. Set custom values in `file_provider_paths.xml`: ``` ``` and init the RxPaparazzo using: ``` RxPaparazzo.register(context).withFileProviderPath("Pictures/MySomeDirectory") ```...

I just installed `wsl` from Windows Store app. Then I installed `Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS` from Windows Store app. And restart my computer. I ran PowerShell as administrator and: ``` wsl...

Try to download the library resources and replace code of `interactors.PermissionUtil.getReadAndWriteStoragePermissions()` method: ``` public static String[] getReadAndWriteStoragePermissions(boolean internal) { if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= 33) { return new String[] { "android.permission.READ_MEDIA_IMAGES" };...

There is a custom solution on the StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/52265735/7918717