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bug: Unable to update Youtube/YT Music apps straight from ReVanced Manager, need to manually delete files in "/data/adb/" (root) #952

Closed MSTRKKRFT closed 1 year ago

MSTRKKRFT commented 1 year ago

Type

Other

Bug description

Hello,

I'm on Pixel 7 Pro (Android 13 May 2023 update), using last version of ReVanced Manager (root method, without Vanced MicroG)

I can't update my YouTube / YT Music straight from ReVanced Manager. If I download the apk from apkmirror, patch it with the manager, and install it above the precedent patched version of YouTube / YT Music : it works until I reboot the phone. As soon as I reboot the phone, the apps are crashing at launch and are unusable.

I know there is already a thread here about that, but it's marked as "close", but it isn't as the problem is still here, that's why I'm opening a new issue here.

To fix that issue I found this guide from Retrial on XDA : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/app-8-0-guides-revanced-revanced-extended.4523967/

So, what I need to do to update my apps is :

  1. Uninstall YouTube / YT Music app updates from the App Manager in Android system parameters.
  2. Use root browser to delete all the files in "/data/adb/post-fs-data.d" & "/data/adb/service.d". The post from XDA suggests to also delete files inside "/data/local/tmp/revanced-manager" but it's not needed in my case.
  3. Reboot the phone
  4. Install updated YouTube / YT Music APKs downloaded from apkmirror
  5. Patch the apps in ReVanced Manager
  6. Install as root

Is it possible to implement that process directly inside the Manager ? The reboot is crucial to make everything work in my case, so even adding a clean manager files/reboot phone tool inside the manager would make it a bit more user-friendly.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Uninstall YouTube / YT Music app updates from the App Manager in Android system parameters.
  2. Install updated YouTube / YT Music APKs downloaded from apkmirror
  3. Patch the apps in ReVanced Manager
  4. Install as root
  5. Reboot the phone
  6. The apps are crashing at start

Android version

Android 13 May 2023 Update

Manager version

v1.3.5

Target package name

com.google.android.youtube com.google.android.apps.youtube.music

Target package version.

Youtube : 18.19.35 Youtube Music : 5.39.52

Installation type

Root

Patches selected.

YouTube : client spoof, copy video url, hide ads, minimized playback, old quality layout, open links externally, premium heading, remember video quality, sponsorblock, swipe controls, video ads, external downloads, remove screenshot/screen capture restriction YT Music : background play, bypass certificate checks, codecs unlock, exclusive audio playback, hide get premium, minimized playback music, music video ads, upgrade button remover, remove screenshot/screen capture restriction

Device logs (exported using Manager settings).

Nothing relevant as I get no errors whatsoever during patching/installing.

Installer logs (exported using Installer menu option) [unneeded if issue is not during patching].

No response

Screenshots or videos

No response

Solution

  1. Uninstall YouTube / YT Music app updates from the App Manager in Android system parameters.
  2. Use root browser to delete all the files in "/data/adb/post-fs-data.d" & "/data/adb/service.d". The post from XDA suggests to also delete files inside "/data/local/tmp/revanced-manager" but it's not needed in my case.
  3. Reboot the phone
  4. Install updated YouTube / YT Music APKs downloaded from apkmirror
  5. Patch the apps in ReVanced Manager
  6. Install as root

Additional context

No response

Acknowledgements

caliban511 commented 1 year ago

Thank you, my friend. You're right.

oSumAtrIX commented 1 year ago

@TheAabedKhan if this has been fixed in dev, you can link issues to auto-close:

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TheAabedKhan commented 1 year ago

Oh, no! Because of the title, I couldn’t know that the #975 is the duplicate of this issue.