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Per this .net core documentation (dotnet/runtime#51052 (comment)) it does not look like this is the preferred way to check for Android.
Is this a bug in the OperatingSystemProvider.cs implementation for Android, or is there a different way we should go about using await FFmpegDownloader.GetLatestVersion(FFmpegVersion.Android); with Android?
Thank you!
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Hello! In my code I have the following call:
await FFmpegDownloader.GetLatestVersion(FFmpegVersion.Android);
This throws an
System.InvalidOperationException: 'Missing system type and architecture.'
in the Pixel 5, Android 11.0 API 30 Visual Studio 2022 emulator and using .NET 8. I pulled the Xabe.FFmpeg.Downloader code locally and loaded side by side by code. The exception is happening here: https://github.com/tomaszzmuda/Xabe.FFmpeg/blob/7af0345089bec7a6c5ecdcb339dd6e01e36b96cd/src/Xabe.FFmpeg.Downloader/OperatinSystemProvider/OperatingSystemProvider.cs#L54C15-L54C15Each of the following will return false within this emulator.
Per this .net core documentation (dotnet/runtime#51052 (comment)) it does not look like this is the preferred way to check for Android.
Is this a bug in the OperatingSystemProvider.cs implementation for Android, or is there a different way we should go about using
await FFmpegDownloader.GetLatestVersion(FFmpegVersion.Android);
with Android?Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: