use standard geo: URI format #5268
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(like OsmAnd, StreetComplete etc do), which works with all apps, and not only some.
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Tested and now works correctly in all apps: small_SVID_20230810_105235_1.mp4 |
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(like OsmAnd, StreetComplete etc do), which works with all apps, and not only some.
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Clicking on coordinates in app sends the intent to open user-defined geo-enabled app. However, the specific intent format used only works for some apps, but fails on many others (it opens
0,0coordinates instead).This PR implements strict RFC 5870
geo:format, which should be supported by all apps.Fixes #5264
Tests performed (required)
Tested ProdDebug on Huawei P30 Pro with API level {API level}.
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