Open HarshitMadhav opened 1 week ago
I have raised a Pull Request for this fix here https://github.com/MinaSamir11/react-native-in-app-review/pull/176
same here
@Durkaen you can use the fix as I have added in the PR
I will checkout your pull request.
@Durkaen It seems that you are using the previous version, please checkout and mention your installed in-app-review version & update it to the latest version.
Thanks
@MinaSamir11 I am running on 4.3.3v
Hey guys, I'm having the same issues as well, any news? I noticed that the PR created for this issue was closed.
Hey guys, I'm having the same issues as well, any news? I noticed that the PR created for this issue was closed.
Already fixed in the latest version 4.3.3 & please checkout if you're using another lib already using play core.
Yeah, it's all good :D Google mentioned a list of versions and I didn't notice that the current version is not on that list 😭
@HarshitMadhav @MinaSamir11 Hey guys I am on the latest version but still facing issue in android. In the console it shows that it's working but the popup didn’t appear in debug mode and internal testing any solution for it?
@HarshitMadhav @MinaSamir11 Hey guys I am on the latest version but still facing issue in android. In the console it shows that it's working but the popup didn’t appear in debug mode and internal testing any solution for it?
Please read well the readme file, to solve your issue.
Firstly, thank you for this package @MinaSamir11 and the maintainers!
Issue Description: There is an important compatibility issue with the current version of the Play Core library (com.google.android.play:core) and the upcoming Android 14 (targetSdkVersion 34).
Problem: Google has introduced a backwards-incompatible change to broadcast receivers in Android 14 to improve user security. As a result, the current version of the Play Core library (core:1.9.0) is incompatible with targetSdkVersion 34. This incompatibility will cause crashes and other issues in apps targeting Android 14.
Impact: Target SDK Requirement: From August 31, Google Play requires all new app releases to target Android 14. Release Block: Apps using the current version of the Play Core library will not be able to release future versions to production or open testing. User Security: The security improvements in Android 14 are crucial for user protection, and maintaining compatibility is essential.
Required Action: Please update the Play Core Maven dependency to an Android 14 compatible version. This will ensure that applications using this library can continue to be released on the Google Play Store without any issues.
Reference: Play Core Migration Guide