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I get the update from the PlayStore all the time but can't install it because I have the IzzyOnDroid version. |
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Why you don't use the github version directly? Automatic updates are possible with Obtainium (ImranR98) also from github |
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The release rersion of Github is the same as the IzzyOnDroid version. The PlayStore Version is newer. |
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Wrong, Playstore Version and github Version are the same Version Numbers (ignore appendix like -rc1, -rc0, -beta0, -beta1, ...) and on all Stores you have a delay when published a new Version, but not here on github 😉 |
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The Playstore sometimes tries to aggressively update apps that were not installed through the Playstore. I can't fix that. Just ignore it. With little exceptions, the FOSS and GPlay build will have the same version number. This usually only differs if the Google Play build fails and requires further (Google Play specific) changes. e.g. in this cases Google refused the build due to unsupported languages:
So the Google Play version was "re-released" without that language: I have no plans to re-release the FOSS version multiple times in these cases as it's just a waste of time and compute. The next update (if all goes well) will have both FOSS and GPlay releases at the same version again. |
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The Playstore sometimes tries to aggressively update apps that were not installed through the Playstore. I can't fix that. Just ignore it.
With little exceptions, the FOSS and GPlay build will have the same version number. This usually only differs if the Google Play build fails and requires further (Google Play specific) changes.
e.g. in this cases Google refused the build due to unsupported languages:
So …