Use sub-directories in the file provider #26989
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On Android, it's a better practice to scope the paths used in a FileContentProvider as much as possible. Currently we just use the root `.` path for each area, even though we always seem to save temp files to `2203693cc04e0be7f4f024d5f9499e13` as a subfolder. This updates our provider file paths to scope to that folder.
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Closing this as we need to first discuss what we want it to do. Not super high priority as there is a supported way to do this using the APIs provided. A better default can be discussed in the issue. Also, this PR is probably breaking so we need to move this to .NET 10. |
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On Android, it's a better practice to scope the paths used in a FileContentProvider as much as possible. Currently we just use the root
.path for each area, even though we always seem to save temp files to2203693cc04e0be7f4f024d5f9499e13as a subfolder.This updates our provider file paths to scope to that folder.
Related to #27685