iOS media picker not showing any images to pick from

[mcolombo]

Hi! This is an iOS related issue. Android works fine.

Upon clicking to pick an image, the user is prompted to select an image but no images are presented.

I'm calling : NativeFilePicker.PickFile(callback, "public.image"). I did a manual setup for iOS (including the iCloud entitlements).

I'm also getting a Permission.Granted result upon requesting permission. iOS "Select Photos" popup permission is never shown.

Tested on real device iOS version: 15.5. Unity version: 2020.3.41f1

Am I missing something here?

Thanks in advance! Cheers, Mariano

Here's my code:

#if UNITY_ANDROID // Use MIMEs on Android string[] fileTypes = new string[] { "image/*"}; #else // Use UTIs on iOS string[] fileTypes = new string[] { "public.image" }; #endif NativeFilePicker.Permission permission = NativeFilePicker.PickFile((path) => { if (path != null) { //do work } }, fileTypes);

[yasirkula]

To my knowledge, Photos app isn't listed in the native file picker dialog of iOS. For media save/load tasks, consider using NativeGallery instead.

[linusschmid]

I have the same problem. It was working in an older version. This is the current 1.3.3 version on ios This is the old version on ios. I don't know the exact version.

[yasirkula]

I'm surprised to see Photos there in the first place. It wasn't there on a years-old iOS test device that I had used to test the plugin. For gallery interactions, would you consider using NativeGallery instead? PS. But I'll still do a quick google search when I get the chance (busy schedule right now).

[yasirkula]

@linusschmid I couldn't find related topic on the internet in my research. Maybe the bottom screenshot comes from NativeGallery instead of NativeFilePicker? The native iOS code was last changed 3 years ago so I find in unlikely that upgrading NativeFilePicker could cause this issue. You may have also updated the test device's iOS version and the new iOS version may have a bug.