Closed machinaeZER0 closed 1 year ago
I'm not sure why that's the case - an update should typically occur provided the codebase change is small enough. That said, I had the same experience and I'm conscious that when testing a few of the changes required a reinstall, so I'm not surprised. I'd suspect a signature mismatch, as the most common reason for an update not applying, but I only ever code on my Mac Mini at home or my MBP at work, and they're both using the same keystone.
I know it's a tad annoying, but it's also the reason I added the settings backup - I'd recommend just exporting and updating with a reinstall.
I don't believe this is a bug, so closing the issue, but if you believe there's more to investigate, let me know 👍🏼
Just to update, I found the same issue with the Play store version and though confusing (because I’d have expected the Play Console to have detected any signature mismatches) I’ve built a fresh APK and bundle on my MacMini, which is where I’ve done most releases, and replaced the release on here with the Play version in review.
Thank you!
I'm on a pixel 4a, attempting to update my 1.0.8 install using the GitHub release apk. This is the popup I get when I selected "update" from the initial Android popup:
Any idea why this would be the case? None of the previous releases had this issue, and were all performed over existing installs. Let me know if I can help troubleshoot?