The Android implementation has a hardcoded value for 'name', which is contrary to the documentation and to the iOS implementation. The 'name' parameter passed is ignored.
Although #26 addresses this, it does not follow the behaviour of the documentation, namely:
// optional, if none thenfilenameis used instead
The Android implementation has a hardcoded value for 'name', which is contrary to the documentation and to the iOS implementation. The 'name' parameter passed is ignored.
Although #26 addresses this, it does not follow the behaviour of the documentation, namely:
// optional, if none thenfilenameis used instead