Open corelmax opened 6 years ago
I am facing the same issue. @corelmax Did you find any solution?
@sawankumarbundelkhandi not yet. it would work if you have internet connection established and latest Google Play Service while installing. otherwise, your app should work properly util you meet the functionality which use any part of API, you'll face the warning dialog and lead you to update the Google Play Service. then, when you back to your app and meet the functionality again, the native library should be downloading in the background (you can see it by LogCat). this take few secs or might be hours or never done. if it's seems to never done, you have to meet Apps > Google Play Service and then Clear All Data (this will wipe out your login for PlayStore), back to your app and it should start downloading again.
There're solutions for different situations, but it's absolutely bad experience for your users.
I've created an application based on this example and found an issue while testing my application. it usually work on my testing devices but not on user's devices.
I've tried to google for the solution but nothing solved this.
Could anyone help?
Thank you, Big.
Tested on Android version: 6.0.1, 7.x, Google Play Service version: >= 12 Internet Connection: Yes
Trace:
AndroidManifest.xml
Build.gradle