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ReVanced
bug: v0.1.0,v0.1.1 cannot be installed over v0.0.57
Type
Other
Bug description
v0.0.57 have version code 57 ~~1000001800~~ v0.1.0 have version code 1 ~~1000001798~~ So, for android, v0.1.0 is downgrade, but not update
Steps to reproduce
- Install v0.0.57
- Try to update with v0.1.0
- Face update error
Android version
Any
Manager version
v0.0.57
Target package name
Not related
Target package version.
Not related
Installation type
Non-root
Patches selected.
Not related
Device logs (exported using Manager settings).
None
Installer logs (exported using Installer menu option) [unneeded if issue is not during patching].
No response
Screenshots or videos
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Solution
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Additional context
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Try uninstalling 0.0.57, then install 0.1.0.
It's a crutch, not a solution: You need then backup+restore patches and keystore, and reclick not backupable settings
I was wrong about version code The one in AndtoidManifest should be different too
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53570575 NB: versionCode can be the same over releases, but shouldn't be lower for next one
Yeah, but that's not a good solution, we have no use for versionCode anymore and throwing a random permanent versionCode like 57 or anything above (like 100 just for the sake of it) is a terrible solution
Hey! thanks for your tip, I read the android docs about this and we'll go through with bumping the versionCode to 58
Or alternatively, set the version code to the current date/GMT date/UNIX timestamp automatically such that the new version would never have a lower versionCode
Try uninstalling 0.0.57, then install 0.1.0.
It's a crutch, not a solution: You need then backup+restore patches and keystore, and reclick not backupable settings
Just a heads up, at least for me, settings and selections persisted uninstalling the old app and installing the new version
Try uninstalling 0.0.57, then install 0.1.0.
It's a crutch, not a solution: You need then backup+restore patches and keystore, and reclick not backupable settings
Just a heads up, at least for me, settings and selections persisted uninstalling the old app and installing the new version
Probably not for keystores
Yeah, I have tried. Even if you have the cloned the orginal keystore in android/data, you could not put it back and expect it to work.