On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 3:11 AM, Javier Echeverría Usúa < jechever...@viavansi.com> wrote:
> We are working on a Cordova 1.7 (when we started it was Phonegap 1.4) / > jQuery Mobile project, with iOS, Android and BB as targets. > Recently we noticed that our app was not working on Android 4 devices, > because of a bug? in Android 4 which does not support parameters in file:// > URL's. > It's well described here [1]. > Ugg. One of those android bugs where 95% of the discussion is "FIX IT NOW!". If you can provide any other references with a better content / less noise, would be much appreciated. > > We have developed a little patch in Cordova - Android project and now our > app is working properly on Android 2.x and 4.x devices. For that we > followed a recommendation of a Google developer that participated in the > thread. > We would like to share it for evaluation by Cordova main developers, > following Cordova's contribute page [2] > Awsome! > We sent yesterday the ICLA signed, but we have been asked for an invitation > to be able to commit; it has surprised us because it is not included in > Contribute procedure, and since it is based on Github. > Contributor and Committer are two different "statuses" within the project. We can accept contributions from folks - who sign the ICLA - but who are not yet committers. (I believe that's right anyway!). > Does somebody know how to proceed now? > I don't necessarily follow all the Android bits going on in Cordova, so I don't know if you've submitted a pull request for the patch you've created or not - but I don't see one via a cursory search of the -dev mailing list. That would be the first step. Fork the https://github.com/apache/incubator-cordova-android repo, commit the patch to your fork, issue a pull request. Before doing even that, perhaps you can post a URL to the patch that you already have, just so we can take a look. I didn't see an obvious link to such a patch in your note or the the Android bug list. -- Patrick Mueller http://muellerware.org
