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AndroidManifest: '.AnyOrientationCaptureActivity' is not assignable to 'android.app.activity'
See original GitHub issueI am not sharing my manifest file(for obvious reasons) but I would like to point out this error:
'AndroidManifest: '.AnyOrientationCaptureActivity' is not assignable to 'android.app.activity'
in the AndroidManifest.xml. I think its an error in the src code.
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From a quick check it seems like that error is common when referencing something in the manifest which does not extend
android.app.Activity(e.g. if it’s a Fragment, or something else completely).I completely understand