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"New Version Available" check #189
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Is the dialog UI an absolute requirement? |
@lukstbit no, the dialog is not a requirement, it is just a suggestion. You are right, using the default in-app updates would be better :) |
hey @lukstbit 😃 ! would you be interested in handling this task with the default in-app updates? |
@aniri I'll take this issue if it's still free |
@VladCuciureanu yep, it's free! thanks! |
@aniri this task is opened yet? If yes, I could help! |
@pedrofsn I would be willing to pass the issue over to you. I couldn't figure out how to implement and/or test this. Maybe you'll have more luck :) |
Hi, i did this task but it's getting some firebase erros. The error: |
Every time a user opens the app we should check if they're on the latest version on the Play Store. If they're not, we should show a dialog that tells them to update.
Ideally we'd have 2 flags on RemoteConfig:
android_check_update_available
android_force_update
- if this istrue
, we should not let the user get past that screen until she's on the latest version.Both flags will default to
true
.Should look similar to the iOS implementation:
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