Is export of projects from Android just broken/incomplete #5541
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Hi @AveryAndrews, indeed, you can access and extract information from the Android device by connecting it to your computer via USB. The path is |
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Sending compressed folders seemed to work when I tried it, but what I'm complaining about does not always happen. So if you take BtreeTech's sequence, but choosing 'export to folder ...', then I sometimes, but not always (but always, recently, for this particular project) get the severely reduced result: which lacks the .qgs file and much else. Here is a screenshot of the files in the folder as seen via USB: The phone is a Google Pixel 8 (not Pro) |
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What seems to be going on is that the QField seems to take a rather long time to export a project, somewhere between 2 and 5 minutes for a reliable result for my 1.4G project (many photos), and looking at the result too soon with something such as File Manager + seems to interrupt the process, so that it doesn't restart on its own. But FM+ can copy the full project to somewhere else in about 15 secs. Re-doing the export to the same folder and leaving the app open and doing nothing with the phone for a few minutes seems to be able to complete the export. Which seems to me to be an 'issue', if not a full-fledged bug. |
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Attempting to export a project to outside of the Android protected area, I usually (not always) get an incomplete result, missing the .qgs file among (very many) other things. Prior to the Android update that made it impossible for many apps to access the Android area, I rarely did this, but don't recall any such problem. The doc at https://docs.qfield.org/get-started/tutorials/get-started-qfs/ describes export with iOS but not Android.
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