This is declared in each app in the Manifest
:
android:requestLegacyExternalStorage="true"
This is correct. No changes have to be made to apps at this moment; you can continue to update your apps well beyond May 5 as Kodular currently targets Android 10.
Once we bump the target SDK level to 30, users who wish to access the entire filesystem will have to let Google know why. I believe we’ll have more information about this as we implement scoped storage and the media store into our apps.
However it is specified “To release your app on Android 11 or newer after May 5th, you must either:” which suggests that the apps we update or publish will not be compatible with Android 11, or Google Play won’t make them available on devices with A11
No, as @Vishwas and I said earlier, this is not true as long as Kodular is still targeting API level 29 (Android 10). So ignore the message / warning.
I also encountered this problem, all published applications received this letter, and it was not a general letter, but specifically sent for each application. It is very strange because even on the google play page in the permission tab for the application there is no requestLegacyExternalStorage. Google can easily demolish applications after May 5, the question is how to solve this problem?
By ignoring it.
im same problem please fix this problem kodular team
!!!
How about reading before posting.
There is nothing to fix for Kodular.
! yes it is big problem
if i add this code in manifest and update my application. Will it fix the problem?
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
Yes and no. You’ll need to have a valid explanation for adding it… Why do you need to access the shared filesystem?
same problem here please solve this problem
… and not for the app developer either.
So again:
And for the last time: There is NO problem (at least as long as Kodular is targeting API 29).
@bodymindpower thank you so much for letting us know that we don’t have to panic and just relax because we are using API 29. Thanks once again, you are the best
Exactly
To take it account:
Requirements for updates to existing apps
From November 2021 , updates to existing apps will be required to target API level 30 or above and adjust for behavioral changes in Android 11. Existing apps that are not receiving updates are unaffected and can continue to be downloaded from the Play Store.
This is known and has already been communicated e.g. here:
My application doesn’t need to access storage on the customer’s phone, can I edit MANIFEST through Kodular?