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Xamarin.Forms Android throws "Cannot access a closed Stream" exception
See original GitHub issueIf you have an image as an embedded resource in the common PCL project and do:
cachedImage.Source = ImageSource.FromResource("ProjectName.Resources.image.png");
in more than one place in the same screen you get the above mentioned exception. The same code works fine in iOS.
Moving the image to the platform projects and getting the image source with ImageSource.FromFile() works fine.
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Just replace
ImageSource.FromResourcewithnew EmbeddedResourceImageSource("ProjectName.Resources.image.png")Just add a custom cache key which will always return
ProjectName.Resources.image.pngfor the same file and you’re done (only one image loading for the same file will occur). By defaultStreamImageSource(whichImageSource.FromResourceis), uses Stream hash as a key.