iOS: make requestDeviceCameraAuthorization actually request authorization - #803
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…tion The requestDeviceCameraAuthorization ref method called NativeCameraKitModule.checkDeviceCameraAuthorizationStatus() - a copy-paste of the checkDeviceCameraAuthorizationStatus method directly below it. Calling it returned the current authorization status without ever presenting the iOS permission prompt. The native side already implements the request path (RNCameraKitModule.mm -> CameraManager.requestDeviceCameraAuthorization) and the TurboModule spec declares it; it was just never called from JS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
The
requestDeviceCameraAuthorizationref method calls the wrong native method — a copy-paste ofcheckDeviceCameraAuthorizationStatusdirectly below it:So calling
requestDeviceCameraAuthorization()returns the current status without ever presenting the iOS permission prompt.The native request path exists and is wired: the TurboModule spec declares
requestDeviceCameraAuthorization(src/specs/NativeCameraKitModule.ts),RNCameraKitModule.mmforwards it, andCameraManager.swiftimplements it — it was just never called from JS.Fix
One line: call
NativeCameraKitModule.requestDeviceCameraAuthorization().(I realize the README marks the permission APIs as deprecated, but the method is still part of the exported
CameraApitype, so while it exists it should do what its name says.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code