[Bug]: Location Permission Always Requester does not work (or appear)

[magtimmermans]

Component/Nuget

GPS or Geofencing (Shiny.Locations)

What operating system(s) are effected?

• iOS (13+ supported)
• Mac Catalyst
• Android (8+ supported)
• Windows (.NET 7 Target - only Core is currently supported, BLE is coming)

Version(s) of Operation Systems

iOs 17.2 (real device)

Hosting Model

• MAUI
• Native/Classic Xamarin
• Manual

Steps To Reproduce

1. Request Access on iOS
2. You will get an requester: Allow Once, Allow While Using App or Don't allow
3. Select Allow While using App
4. You will get that the AccesState that's not equal to Available

Expected Behavior

Expected behavior is that I will get an requester like this:

To obtain Always authorization, the app must first request When In Use permission followed by requesting Always authorization. Is there something I need to add? Or is this a bug.

Actual Behavior

Missing the requester.

Exception or Log output

No exception.

Code Sample

var request = new GpsRequest

 {
   Accuracy = GpsAccuracy.High,
   BackgroundMode = GpsBackgroundMode.Realtime,
  };
    
   var access = await this.manager.RequestAccess(request);
    
   if (access != AccessState.Available)
   {
     // end up here when user select "Allow While Using App"
   }

Code of Conduct

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[Allan Ritchie]

iOS will ask the user the additional permission request after a few hours of running in the background.

[magtimmermans]

Yes, but you can also request it.

[Allan Ritchie]

We'll see. I'm not promising this as an update. What is there does work with the standard workflows I use.