Mateus Felipe C. C. Pinto

`UnknownAvailability` means specifically that something happened that prevented the plugin from discovering the availability, probably an error. It's weird that it didn't happen before and is happening now. The log...

@SpirikleOfficial Please, update your code to the latest master. I exposed the `PlatformException` from the method channel to the `UnknownAvailability` object. Please, test your code again and check whether the...

Right, I forgot about `pubspec_overrides`.

I just released `3.2.0-dev.1`. Can you test against it?

> pub get: > ``` > ! update_available 3.1.0 from git https://github.com/mateusfccp/update_available at b1c960 in update_available (overridden) > ! update_available_android 3.1.0 from git https://github.com/mateusfccp/update_available at b1c960 in update_available_android (overridden) >...

```yaml dependencies: update_available: 3.2.0-dev.1 ``` You shouldn't have anything related to `update_available` in `dependency_overrides`.

Can you see if any error is returned in the `UnknownAvailability` object? Notice that now it has two fields, `error` and `stackTrace`. They should have a `PlatformException` and it's exception.

Can you try these solutions? - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56581300/android-in-app-updates-not-able-to-detect-the-update-in-appupdateinfo - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63956696/flutter-appupdateservice-linktodeath

@pro100svitlo I can't reproduce with the example. If you can reproduce the problem with the example or provide a PR, I would gladly review it.

This was (probably) solved by #48 and is available on `master`. I will make a release with this fix. If anyone find any regression caused by this, please, reach out...