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permissions-dispatcher/PermissionsDispatcher
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The rest — the latest 5
#526 Add NonNull annotation and use requireActivity
2 reviews · 34h to merge
#733 WIP: core: Upgrade Kotlin to 1.5
1 reviews · 14.8d to merge
#757 fix: use ContextCompat instead of PermissionChecker
3 reviews · 42h to merge
#750 fix: sort permissions to secure identification
1 reviews · 2.7d to merge
#746 fix: run requestFun when onShowRationale is null
0 reviews · 0h to merge
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