08-03-2022 08:27
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08-04-2022 09:22
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Try reading through this code https://github.com/Fitbit/sdk-photo-picker
In the watch face I developed, I followed the example above and I can capture the URI which contains the generated name. See if it works for you.

08-04-2022 09:40 - edited 08-04-2022 09:41
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08-04-2022 09:40 - edited 08-04-2022 09:41
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Thanks @pablopitty , the code generates a file name, the original file name doesn't seem to be available.
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08-05-2022 04:48
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Oh, I see what you mean now, sorry about the confusion. You want the metadata, for which case the filename, of the image selected by the user. I read through the documentation and there does not appear to be a way to do that, unless you could decode base64 then reading the imageUri, I suppose it carries the image name there.
08-05-2022
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08-05-2022
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@pablopitty- thank you for responding, unfortunately the original file name is not part of the image. But was worth a shot.
Hopefully someone from Fitbit will answer.
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