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Describe the bug
Due to changes regarding storage access in Android 10+, the app may not be able to find any backup files from which to restore from.
How to fix
The library I use for file access has not yet been updated to support the new storage access methods. If it does not get added soon there will have to be a rewrite to use the new Storage Access Framework
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Hey @MaxwellDexter, unfortunately not. Uni got in the way and I don't use Android or study Japanese much anymore so this project fell by the wayside.
Your data isn't lost completely since the .hibi file that gets exported is just a SQLite database under the hood that you should be able to open with any SQLite editor application.
If you're comfortable enough with Android Studio and know how to use ADB, you might be able to replace the Database.db file in the app's install folder with your exported backup. That's what I used to do during development - no guarantees on whether this would work 100% however, especially when it comes to linking entries to images.
Describe the bug
Due to changes regarding storage access in Android 10+, the app may not be able to find any backup files from which to restore from.
How to fix
The library I use for file access has not yet been updated to support the new storage access methods. If it does not get added soon there will have to be a rewrite to use the new Storage Access Framework
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: