Expose DataSource.Factory.CreateDataSource()
See original GitHub issue🏗 Enhancement Proposal
DataSource.Factory.CreateDataSource()
is not exposed in the current bindings.
Pitch
This is an important method used by frameworks such as XamarinMediaManager.
Issue Analytics
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- Created 9 months ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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With this change, I was able to create a build of XamarinMediaManager that works for XF 5. I believe this change is just restoring bindings that were in effect for earlier versions of ExoPlayerXamarin, so I doubt it will introduce a regression for downstream projects.
I’ve fixed the last errors now and pushed some other changes. New version is online at nuget. I’ll push this to MediaManager too, not sure if it works after that…