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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions packages/permission_handler_watchos/example/README.md
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# permission_handler_example

A watch demo of `permission_handler_watchos`: every permission watchOS has,
with its status. Tapping one asks for it.
`permission_handler_apple`'s own example app, on watchOS: it lists every
permission with its status and asks for one when tapped. Run it, and its
integration test, on an Apple Watch simulator with:

```sh
flutter-watchos run -d <watch-sim>
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions packages/permission_handler_watchos/example/integration_test/permission_handler_test.dart
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expect(await Permission.storage.status, PermissionStatus.granted);
expect(await Permission.storage.request(), PermissionStatus.granted);
// The example has neither the Critical Alerts entitlement nor Siri, so
// neither has been asked for. Its Info.plist has no
// NSSiriUsageDescription, so Siri is not even asked about: INPreferences
// ends an app without the Siri entitlement.
// neither has been asked for. Its Info.plist does not set
// PermissionHandlerWatchosSiri, so Siri is not even asked about:
// INPreferences ends an app without the Siri entitlement.
expect(await Permission.criticalAlerts.status, PermissionStatus.denied);
expect(await Permission.assistant.status, PermissionStatus.denied);
});
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