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Just want to figure out if I have missed anything, or it's really a bug.
1. I opened a totally new Blank Project from Icenium Mist.
2. Nothing added or edited with the default project. Just directly changed Properties for Android like the image below:
http://i.imgur.com/GtMvA1b.png
3. Run and build for Android, scan QR Code and install on Nexus 4, then nothing show up except this:
http://i.imgur.com/KXr6GWc.png
If I skip Step 2, the App will run successfully.
If in Step 2 add "AccessNetworkState" permission, the app will works occasionally, but sometimes still have the same problem in Step 3 when rebuild.
So I'm just wondering if these setting will crash or anything I did wrong.
UPDATE:
OK After many tests, the "Internet", "AccessNetworkState" & "WriteExternalStorage" permissions must be included to avoid crash. My assumption is Icenium needs access to SDCard to put project files and perform instant update via Internet, so these 3 permissions can't be put away. Don't know if this is the case when I publish the apps.
1. I opened a totally new Blank Project from Icenium Mist.
2. Nothing added or edited with the default project. Just directly changed Properties for Android like the image below:
http://i.imgur.com/GtMvA1b.png
3. Run and build for Android, scan QR Code and install on Nexus 4, then nothing show up except this:
http://i.imgur.com/KXr6GWc.png
If I skip Step 2, the App will run successfully.
If in Step 2 add "AccessNetworkState" permission, the app will works occasionally, but sometimes still have the same problem in Step 3 when rebuild.
So I'm just wondering if these setting will crash or anything I did wrong.
UPDATE:
OK After many tests, the "Internet", "AccessNetworkState" & "WriteExternalStorage" permissions must be included to avoid crash. My assumption is Icenium needs access to SDCard to put project files and perform instant update via Internet, so these 3 permissions can't be put away. Don't know if this is the case when I publish the apps.