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@stop So in the maven class I have a main activity for launch defined and in the emulator the application does indeed show up, let me double check though
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@stop yeah in my manifest I’ve added the MAIN action to the main class so should have opened it :/
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stop68675y@pandasama that has nothing to do with gradle. Its an xml that defines the rights. https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/...
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@stop thanks for sharing. Yes sorry for the confusion, I meant the manifest, can I get your github? My repo is private but I can share it with you then
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@stop nvm, I just made it public, here's the manifest: https://github.com/BerserkerLan/...
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@stop I just noticed you have two intent filters for your main activity but the actions of the second one are also already included in the first, is there a reason for this? This might be what I'm missing
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stop68675y@pandasama if you remove the scheme or put it into an second intent filter it should work.
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