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I'm migrating a module to new API 100.
Before doing so, I wanted to create a test app to try out the new APIs.
I ran into an issue.
The API, service, and helper repositories of libxposed aren't up to date on GitHub, so I forked them and started updating them (there's still some work to be done). Anyone interested can use them.
After invoking requestScope, we have the option to say "Never ask again." If we accidentally click this button, there's no way back. The current GUI doesn't allow you to unlock.
The only way is to use the root shell and edit the database with:
sqlite3 /data/adb/lspd/config/modules_config.db "delete from configs where key = 'scope_request_blocked'"
and restart lspd or reboot.
Even uninstalling the module doesn't solve the problem.
I'm not sure whether to classify this as an issue or a feature request.
An interesting idea in my opinion would be to be able to configure the module (if trusted) to automatically approve the request.
What do you think?
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I'm migrating a module to new API 100.
Before doing so, I wanted to create a test app to try out the new APIs.
I ran into an issue.
The API, service, and helper repositories of libxposed aren't up to date on GitHub, so I forked them and started updating them (there's still some work to be done). Anyone interested can use them.
After invoking requestScope, we have the option to say "Never ask again." If we accidentally click this button, there's no way back. The current GUI doesn't allow you to unlock.
The only way is to use the root shell and edit the database with:
sqlite3 /data/adb/lspd/config/modules_config.db "delete from configs where key = 'scope_request_blocked'"and restart lspd or reboot.
Even uninstalling the module doesn't solve the problem.
I'm not sure whether to classify this as an issue or a feature request.
An interesting idea in my opinion would be to be able to configure the module (if trusted) to automatically approve the request.
What do you think?
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