When my local app version and PlayStore version are the same after that show this pop-up.

[HappySinha]

I don't know why I'm facing this issue. When my local app version and PlayStore version are the same after that show this pop-up.

I'm using very simple code and default code

  @override
   void initState() {
      super.initState();
      ...
      checkVersion();
    }

  void checkVersion() async {
    final newVersion = NewVersion(
      androidId: "banda.app",
    );

  final status = await newVersion.getVersionStatus();
  newVersion.showUpdateDialog(
    versionStatus: status,
    context: context,
  );
}

This is a Screenshot:- https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/53011602/133896317-4ba20fa4-0e10-4c05-b02f-193073fe070b.jpg

This code work on our project.

  @override
   void initState() {
      super.initState();
      ...
      checkVersion();
    }
void checkVersion() async {
  final newVersion = NewVersion(
    androidId: "banda.app",
  );

  final status = await newVersion.getVersionStatus();

// I'm checking manual add If condition
 if (status.localVersion != status.storeVersion) {
    newVersion.showUpdateDialog(
      versionStatus: status,
      context: context,
    );
  }
}

[timtraversy]

Hello - do you still need assistance here?

[HappySinha]

Hello - do you still need assistance here?

Yes I need assistance. Can you provide me please

[timtraversy]

Ah ok - you closed this issue so I thought it might be resolved.

What values are localVersion and storeVersion being set as?

[HappySinha]

Yes I'm solved this is issue in my code. But you very need to resolve this issue. I request you. Please please please 🙏

[timtraversy]

Oh I see the issue - calling newVersion.showUpdateDialog will show an update dialog no matter what. So you have to either:

1. Call newVersion.showAlertIfNecessary() which will fetch the store version and display the alert if it is higher than local.
2. Compare the local and store versions manually, as you are doing in your second code block.

[HappySinha]

Oh I see the issue - calling newVersion.showUpdateDialog will show an update dialog no matter what. So you have to either:

1. Call newVersion.showAlertIfNecessary() which will fetch the store version and display the alert if it is higher than local.
2. Compare the local and store versions manually, as you are doing in your second code block.

Oh yes | Thank-you so much for helping me