While testing different scenarios, it is common for Android apps to present various pop-ups or system dialogs that request users to grant different permissions (e.g., contacts, notifications, photos, etc.) to the application.

Grant all permissions for Android apps

While testing your Android apps, use the Flutter’s autoGrantPermissions parameter to automatically determine which permissions your app requires and grant them to the app on install. These permissions are determined based on the Android manifest defined in the app’s .APK file.

To grant all permissions, set autoGrantPermissions to true when running a build using the builds REST API.

Example cURL request to enable autoGrantPermissions:

bash curl -u "YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_ACCESS_KEY" \ -X POST "" \ -d '{ "autoGrantPermissions": "true", "devices": ["Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus-9.0"], "app":"bs://69672c289c49d6a03623870b0704c336c6ea9118", "testSuite": "bs://94757b23f5318d9ce496b24c2d958f64cfe917e2"}' \ -H "Content-Type: application/json"

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