Norman Breau

I believe this is a regression from the `shelljs` refactor. I'm assuming `shelljs`, which executed commands as a shell which caused windows to use `PATHEXT`, so windows will automatically find...

This may be more complicated... I just installed all the dev tools on my windows machine and I was able to build a `cordova-android@9` hello world project without reproducing this...

> I have the same issue. My requirements output is: > c:\gitroot\ctcmobile>cordova requirements android > > Requirements check results for android: > Java JDK: installed 1.8.0 > Android SDK: installed...

Thanks, that was kind of my expected response, just wanted to rule it out... We are using `execa`, which behind the scenes, uses `cross-spawn` for improved windows support, as the...

If you're targeting android target 30, I'll downgrade for the time being. There are breaking changes in the android filesystem APIs that Cordova doesn't currently support. You can downgrade the...

With API 29, you'll need https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-file/pull/417/files which the `cordova-plugin-file` has, but is not released yet. So if you can add the `android:requestLegacyExternalStorage` flag using the `cordova-custom-config` plugin, then that could...

> @breautek Do you know when we will have any informations about this Android 11 problem and Cordova? Is someone working on this? Afaik, no one is allocating time on...

You're targeting `uses-permission` where `edit-config` edits the target in place. I think what you're after is [config-file](https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/11.x/plugin_ref/spec.html#config-file) instead, which does insertions. > The config-file element only allows you to append...

Upon further testing, I can actually confirm that both `LocalFileSystem.PERSISTENT` & `window.PERSISTENT` exists. Still I feel like the docs should be consistent. Is there a reason why this is replicated?...

> Load the page from remote host. FYI, Using a remote host while using cordova plugins (or otherwise accessing native device APIs) is against the terms of use for both...