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uc...@google.com
Thank you for suggesting this enhancement. We value the feedback from our community and hope to review your suggestion in an upcoming sprint.
es...@google.com
gr...@kochaniak.com
Created for myself a better solution for managing the files in my app's private directory: a Mini WebDAV Server that's easy to integrate into any app in DEBUG mode only (or in any mode if one wants to). Now using a WebDAV client like WebDrive on my PC, I can mount my app's directory in an emulator as a virtual drive or directory and access it any way I want - from the native host File Explorer, from command line, create/edit files there etc.
Maybe it will be useful to others too. The WebDAV server has also an option to export all Android emulator or device storage. See:
https://github.com/gregko/Mini-WebDAV-server-for-Android
Maybe it will be useful to others too. The WebDAV server has also an option to export all Android emulator or device storage. See:
ha...@google.com
On studio-main I am able to see hidden folders and files like .gitignore. Narrowing this feature request scope to be for the drag and drop.
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Also, it would help me enormously if file drag and drop was enabled between the host system file explorer (Windows in my case) and the folders in Device File Explorer.
Build: AI-191.8026.42.35.5900203, 201909252113,
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