radimitrov
Error look this please fix it
No, to my knowledge nothing in the app code or dependencies tries to access a "filesconfig.json". This is your code. In which case the Exception is self descriptive: file (path) doesn't exist. Check your path
And work now
But firs install and run project this file name not filesconfig.json and must manual edit rename to fileconfig.json
The APK might not have a writable default path? Are you using relative paths? However the second statement is impossible unless you've renamed the file from "filesconfig.json" to "fileconfig.json" since paths don't change by themselves.
Yes must manualy edit but after reopen app error because apk cant read filesconfig.json
So i created two file CSharpShellSettings.json fix for reopen app error And filesconfig.json for fix project error
Same error after i export to apk And i installed apk and open i get same error
The APK might not have a writable default path? Are you using relative paths? However the second statement is impossible unless you've renamed the file from "filesconfig.json" to "fileconfig.json" since paths don't change by themselves.
Can you fix it ? Musy manually add file name filesconfig.json
@QPLAYid I can't fix since I don't think there is something wrong. I've already released an update to the plugin that does Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(FilesDir.AbsolutePath);. So that is the default path.
That screenshot looks like C# Shell's app data folder (DataDir).
To clarify you do know that when you install an APK it has its own app private files directories, right? Different paths, different access rights - 2 apps can't access each other's private directories.
Your files can't automatically get copied into the new app's private directories.
It same when i firs time instaal c shell and i run error must create new file on directori root /Data/app/cshell But versi old can doit without add filels because c shell auto create
@QPLAYid I can't fix since I don't think there is something wrong. I've already released an update to the plugin that does
Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(FilesDir.AbsolutePath);. So that is the default path. That screenshot looks like C# Shell's app data folder (DataDir). To clarify you do know that when you install an APK it has its own app private files directories, right? Different paths, different access rights - 2 apps can't access each other's private directories. Your files can't automatically get copied into the new app's private directories.
But if cant. Its okay