When using Paypals native SDK, and calling it's version method, I get this printed to the debug output window:
2.0.0-dirty
Why does "dirty" get printed and what is it's meaning?
Thanks
Dave from PayPal here.
Why does "dirty" get printed and what is it's meaning?
It means that when we build version 2.0.0 of our PayPal iOS SDK, we performed two steps in the wrong order. ;)
The mistaken inclusion of -dirty is purely cosmetic, and the SDK is fine to use.
However, the day after posting version 2.0.0, we corrected our mistake and posted version 2.0.1.
We always recommend using the latest version of our SDKs. You can stay informed about updates by "watching" our github repository.
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my developer facebook book app give me an alert like this-
v2.9 Upgrade Reminder
Your App, とよたのりのりチャンネル, currently has access to
Graph API v2.9 which will reach the end of its 2-year lifetime
on 22 July, 2019. To ensure a smooth transition, please
migrate all calls to Graph API v2.10 or higher.
Use the API Upgrade Tool to understand exactly how this change will impact your app.
Note: If you do not see any impacted calls in the API Upgrade Tool,
your app/code may not be affected by this upgrade.
Visit our changelog to see the full list of changes in all Graph
API versions.
I checked API Upgrade Tool with the result-
I tried Settings->Advance->Upgrade API Version to v4.0 but this didn't update my app.
I keep getting warning-
How can I update my app?
Go to Settings > Advanced. You can upgrade the version over there. Also make sure to remove or replace version numbers in API calls in your code.
currently, I used firebase_remote_config to give update message to application.
But I update firebase manual when always release new version. Is that anyway to check google play store app version number with package name?
There is no official API to check your latest version in the play store. You could do a webcall getting the contents of https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=[appid] and find the version somewhere in the HTML. I cannot really recommend it because the HTML might change overtime. I would suggest keeping it the way it is with a variable in remote_config.
There's no official Playstore API to check the version. You'll have to make API yourself. The API will send the latest version number (and build number) and then the mobile app compares it with itself and displays the message in case update is available.
Since you are already using Firebase, there's one more way (without writing any code).
You send push notifications only to those users who are using old app version. See below :
There's no official way to do it using Flutter. But you can write code in platform wise. Above way is for Android.
Official documentation
click here
medium article click tutorial
I have a question about the Play Store (I know that it outside of ionic but I figured I'd ask here anyways). I have one of my testers using a Note 8 which after digging, I see that it is unsupported based on the following reason:
Doesn't support framework version
21 and onwards
But reading the documentation about the block, it says it's only needed if you change it? Digging a bit deeper, it looks like the value is in the build.gradle file. Am I safe to just change this to a higher number?
https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZjoPA7ZBshVYP5KvrJyRESj23NIm5HriRgy
I’m assuming you’re using Cordova for the plugins/platforms, the docs here will show you the level it supports. I would say yes, it should work. Again, assuming you’re saying framework version 21 is the Android API level, Cordova will support it. Now as far as any particular bugs with the build specifically on a Samsung Note 8, that’s a different question. I would test with the required levels and make sure your Cordova Android Platform
is up to date.
I'm trying to find a working version of the an up-to-date MGTwitterEngine iPhone project. The example app included with MGTwitterEngine is a Mac app which I can't get to compile, apparently due to multiple missing dependencies. (each time I try to resolve a compile error I just get even more errors...)
Is there a working example out there? Just a shell which lets you log in to twitter. (and which uses oauth, not xauth - which is deprecated).
The original source code is located on github. It looks like the last time it was updated was in September of 2010. I am not aware of any other updates as of recently. The original source is probably going to be your best choice.
Alternatively, there are many other Twitter libraries you can use.
Twitter+OAuth
Is there a Step-by-step guide on how to upgrade OLD Apps to new SDK ?
Especially, which features from old version will not work in new one?
Creating this guide will help companies create toolkit for people who are struggling
There's no official step-by-step guide, there are however documents on developer.apple.com showing the API Differences between specific versions of the SDK.
Example: iOS 4.0 to iOS 4.1 API Differences
Besides reading & examining the changelogs yourself, you can always open your project with the new SDK. If I'm not mistaken will the compiler show warnings for deprecated API calls. After you have fixed these warnings and the project compiles without errors/warnings you should be all set and your app should run on the newer SDK version.
Remember that this could potentially break your app on older SDK versions.