Closed ApostolosB closed 2 years ago
What is the device model in ssu s
output, and what Sailfish OS version is it runing?
@keto this is what i read in my phone which has a similar behavior. Device model: Xperia XZ2 Compact (h8324 / h8324) Release: 4.1.0.24
The one from the log is am Xperia XZ2 h8266 or h8216. No idea if rinigus has a dual or single sim tama. BTW when we were on AOSP 9 the phones had been registered to the shop. We moved to a new base.
@monich it works from openrepos.
Other people with officially supported devices seem to have issues also.
https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/missing-apps-in-jolla-store/7404/8?u=apb
Vige confirmed in the forum that it doesn't install because the 64bit version is not available in the store. I'll close this when it hits the store.
Vige confirmed in the forum that it doesn't install because the 64bit version is not available in the store. I'll close this when it hits the store.
Meaning that none of my other apps install too, right? Like Counter or Lines (simplest examples with minimal dependencies)
@monich haven't tried those sorry.
@monich haven't tried those sorry.
If they install, it would eliminate the 64-bit theory.
Ok i tested. Counter doesn't install neither does Lines. So you probably need to make 64 bit versions or whatever.
Ok i tested. Counter doesn't install neither does Lines. So you probably need to make 64 bit versions or whatever.
So, to sum up. You have a 32-bit system and the store client doesn't pull a 32-bit rpm even though it's available, apparently because a matching 64-bit rpm (which you don't need) is missing. That's wrong. Uploading 64-bit rpm to Jolla Store bumps version requirements for 32-bit rpms to 4.0.1 which is also wrong - they are compatible with older versions of Sailfish OS.
Sounds like no matter what I do, something goes wrong. Then I choose to do nothing and keep it the way it is for the time being.
I have a 64 bit system and i cant get the 64 bit version from the store. Which is missing. TBH i don't see a problem with bumping requirement on the official store. I think Jolla always recommends using the latest version of the OS on supported devices.
Ah, ok. Then it's clear.
I have nothing against users upgrading their devices but if the package is 2.x or 3.x compatible it has to be marked as such. Otherwise the app will disappear from the store for the people still running 3.x even though the app is perfectly compatible with 3.x. Once that problem is fixed on the store side, I'll immediately upload 64-bit packages.
In the meantime, 64-bit builds would have to be downloaded from github or openrepos. Sorry about the inconvenience!
@monich ping when the store situation gets sorted out.
@monich any updates to this?
Unfortunately, at this point there seems to be more chances of Jolla Store apps getting further crippled by mandatory sandboxing than anything getting fixed. I'm sorry to say that but it appears to be rather unlikely that any 64-bit builds of my apps will ever appear in Jolla Store.
Just to note, On 3.4 i can install Counter without problem. So that suggests:
Actually, the versioning issue has suddenly been resolved (with the help of some pressure from the community, I heard), 64-bit package will soon appear in Jolla Store!
cool. I've seen some other odd behaviour. I had posted armv7 and aarch64 and wasn't given the option to upload x86. This did NOT happen if I added x86 first. I haven't reported it yet. Need to do another test in store. sigh.
Installed from the store and works. Closing.
Thanks for the resolution.
...for tama devices. This is the log: