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  • AutoStarter

    This library helps bring up the autostart permission manager of a phone to the user so they can add an app to autostart.

    • It would be great to have a test for this, but I think we would need a manual test probably part of CTS Verifier? Or any other idea how to test this? BTW it is not just Xiaomi, here you can see a library https://github.com/judemanutd/AutoStarter which is trying to help devs to support the various OEM divergences and they mention support for 10 different OEMs. Would you or anybody around be willing to contribute such test?

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