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Cannot use DKAsset.fetchImageWithSize with iCloud photos (Perhaps?) #58
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Hi @eightstrax pod 'DKImagePickerController', :branch => 'develop' In the /// If YES, and the requested image is not stored on the local device, the Picker downloads the image from iCloud.
public var autoDownloadWhenAssetIsInCloud = true |
I updated my Pod file by removing the old reference and added that line with that 'develop' branch, however I'm getting the following error while running "pod install": [!] Unknown external source parameters for |
Hey, I fixed the pod issue by using this pod line instead: pod 'DKImagePickerController', :git => 'https://github.com/zhangao0086/DKImagePickerController.git' , :branch => 'develop' |
Oh! Sorry, It's my fault! |
Fixed. Please |
Yes, it works now. Great work! Important to note to others after doing this: Had to change the call to DKAsset (Asset) in my code from:
to
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@eightstrax |
Is there a way to disallow the user from seeing and selecting iCloud photos in the photo picker? I've discovered a problem when the user selects a photo from their library that hasn't been downloaded to the device yet. I'm not 100% sure that this means the photo is from iCloud and they are only seeing a small thumbnail preview in the picker.
Below are some scenarios to help you understand how I've determined that the failing photo is from iCloud or some other off-device storage.
Test Case 01:
Test Case 02:
Everything else has been great BTW! Nice work!
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