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Target Binnary Version in false #1

Open cris7hian30-df opened 2 days ago

cris7hian30-df commented 2 days ago

When using the code-push-diff library to upload a bundle to CodePush, the -t argument (target-binary-version) is not being handled correctly. The command passes the -t option as false during execution, leading to an invalid binary version error.

Input: yarn code-push-diff release-react -a <myApp> -d Development -t "3.20.0" --base "<baseBranch>

Output: appcenter codepush release -a <myApp> -d Development -t false Error: Invalid binary version(s) for a release.

Augustach commented 1 day ago

Hey, thanks for your report. It should be fixed in 1.1.6.

Tested it in the example app using the following command:

yarn code-push-diff release-react -a <app> -d Staging -t "1.0" --base main --npm yarn

cris7hian30-df commented 1 day ago

Hey, thanks for your report. It should be fixed in 1.1.6.

Tested it in the example app using the following command:

yarn code-push-diff release-react -a <app> -d Staging -t "1.0" --base main --npm yarn

I installed the version but now it defaults to the one in the package, and in ios the problem continues and the -t returns false and the command fails.

Augustach commented 1 day ago

You are right. There was still an issue with the custom target version.

Could you please try the 1.2.1 release?

cris7hian30-df commented 1 day ago

Thanks, the bug is fixed but now when I send a push code it doesn't affect the package, it doesn't send the changes, it seems that it only updates but it doesn't do any update.

Augustach commented 1 day ago

I just checked the example in the library, and I can see the new bundle on App Center. ( I used yarn code-push-diff release-react -a <app> -d Staging -t "5.0" --base main --npm yarn)

Could you please try the command yarn code-push-diff bundle <myApp> -d Development -t "3.20.0" --base <baseBranch>? You can also add a specific folder for the output using --output-dir ./<path_to_your_folder>.

I suspect it might also be because there is an identical bundle on App Center (see this link).

cris7hian30-df commented 1 day ago

This works but my app crashes when installing the update, on Android this does not happen.