I can see you put on a lot of effort into that video. Thank you so much

Phillip never misses! Comes in clutch all the time!

this is what I'm looking for. The easier version of in app update tutorial. Thanks Philipp

Absolutely amazing tutorial. Such a relief from some of the other garbage that is found on KZfaq. Now, I'm a "subscriber for life". Update management has been a real challenge for me, but this video helped me to better understand the workflow and get things working elegantly. I definitely plan to watch all other videos you've posted or will post. One of the biggest takeaways for me was related to testing this feature. I had never picked up that it was necessary to hit the Internal Shared App link to the subsequent "update" release in order to ensure the installed app recognized that an update existed. That was huge for me! Thank you! Suggestion: I may have missed it, but it would be extremely handy if the source code from the video(s) was made accessible as a download. Observation: I've had a couple of situations where the Internal Shared App link didn't want to load. It would appear that there are some latency issues between the time that the release gets uploaded and it's truly available. I find if I wait about 1-2 minutes to incorporate a new upload into the testing process, everything works seamlessly. Thanks again. You're a great speaker and a great instructor. You speak clearly and intelligently and I appreciate that there isn't a lot of extraneous music/background noise. Kudos to you! It's nice to find someone who really knows what he's talking about.

this was a really well done tutorial, easy and str8 forward, appriciated

Everytime i need to do a specific thing it turns out that you just published a new video about it a few days ago. I like your videos because you provide updated examples about these topics, thats why i also get your courses

thank you so much from argentina. You are the best Philipp !!!

You saved my day thank you for sharing this useful content

It was really cool as expected ... thanks

Exactly what I was looking for.

This was very useful thank you!

Nice Explanation... Thank you so much

Thank you Philipp espicially for testing part

I maintain a custom API for app updates are available or not. This video released this type of maintenance action. This video is very effective. Make more videos on unique and effective topics.

Great Video as always

There's an easier way to test it. If your app is already in the play market, just hardcore a lower build version and build release variant. It should show the dialog.

Nyc one.....Looking forward for more

Nice and Updated Video.

Thanks Philip

Sweet just what I was looking for ❤

You are the best, I mean it bro

Informative

Thanks lots

Thank you so much mi brother 😎. Sempre me ajudando, mesmo não entendo muito pouco de English, eu ativo as legendas e até a explicação consigo entender bem, se não, acompanho o tutorial e faço igual. Ótima explicação, + 1 Like. (Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷)

This is a complete guid to in app update thanks man. My question is where should we place the in app update checking code in the Application class or in the main activity of the app?

Hi @Philipp, You are explaning very well in details. I am having one question. Can we totally remove app from internal testing and closed testing?

How would you implement an auto lock functionality in jetpack compose where you use multiple composables? Would you use the onUserInteraction in the base activity of the application and run a loop for the lock out time of the app and launch the lock screen if completed without user interaction or would you use another way?

Hi Philipp, I learned a lot from your KZfaq channel. May I know the specifications of your machine or MacBook that you are using? Android and IOS development are RAM eaters. I am planning to buy a Mac machine soon. Can you include the specifications of the machine that you are using in the description? Thank you.

Great video

Owo. Nice topic😊. Thank you man.

Thanks bro. May I know which Android version you have tested. For me, it displays the flexible In-App update at the bottom not in the center.

Please create a new video of this with the new ActivityResultLauncher

Nice tut, as always. However, at the Google Play Console, I don't know why someone would use Internal sharing as opposed as Interntal Testing. If someone can explain why you use that, would appreciate. Was having issues (meaning I could not upload bundle in Internal app sharing). I got an error and couldn't upload it there. However, I am uploading apk bundlesto INternal sharing, and it works fine there. I hope it will work in production as well, since I haven't publish there yet.

Hey philipp Thanks for this wonderfull tutorial. I have an query as we see onActivityResult deprecated is there any other way to do this process ???

thanks!

Thank you Phillip! This is something I want to implement right away in my code. Could I ask you something else? Android Studio Flamengo is now declared stable. It seems to have a lot of impact. Could you please shed a light on that? I would be ever so grateful, thank you.

Hi @Phillip can you please make a videos on Android asset play delivery with cloud storage. Thankyou.

Does this work for apps that are published in Huawei App Gallery or devices without Google Mobile Services?

Video pops up exactly when i begin implementing this for my app. TIMING THO

Great explanation @Philipp and thank you for your effort. Is there any functionality in that we can check min version supported on that update ? What kind of info we can get from that API ?

in the flex dialog if you go to the background then the download is finished then you come back to the app the download doesn't complete

One doubt please clear... Is it a good practice after new update installation done then we should logout the user and prompt re login again?

Always comes at the right time! But I have a question here, Is it applicable to change the update type from console instead the app code? I mean what if I have a bug and need users to immediately update but the last build I shared is a flexible update?

Could anyone please tell if i already have a app in playstore is it possible to test with downgrading the version and signing the app and directly installing in device ??

for some reason the app-icon on the left after flex dialog downloads doesn't appear in my case

When will we be receiving Either Flexible Or Intermediate ? What triggers this action

Thanks for the video. I just wonder, since you're using the ktx version of this library, why you're not using the built-in Coroutines and Flow support that's available there? You could then get rid of all those old-school listeners and just have all the App Update logic in 1 reactive stream.

Hey Philipp thanks for the video, all very clear. The issue however is that I (and I presume many others) do not know how to actually publish the app releases in a way so that the priority is considered and the in-app update notification gets shown for production apps. If I understood it correctly, it needs to be done with the Google Cloud Console. Any chance that you can add a video showing how it is done? Google's documentation on this is not helpful, and I am sure it will be helpful for many!

How do i do this in flutter

Great content Philipp. I am trying to purchase the PL bundle. How do I access ? it after purchase is done ?

Phillip please make video about KotlinDL in Android

What about on iOS?

After installing the update, the app is not relaunching. What could be the reason?

Hi, Can you make a video for how we can set In-app update priority whether it's flexible or Immediate from Google developer API? I did a little RND on it like we need Google developer API and we have to mention app accessToken from play console, EditId, and update type(FLEXIBLE or IMMEDIATE) but didn't get it completly. So, can you help? Thanks.

Hero

Why did you not use coroutines? So await for the task, there is jetbrains dependency that support the task class

What are those annotations new* and Philip Lackner* ???

Ok, but how to handle FLEXIBLE update?

Android In app update immediate update is cancelable so I think it is not convenient if we want to user required to update app

How to being two apps into one app

How we can set update priority?

I have seen some apps doing it and after a while, they remove this feature because it is buggy and has different results for the same contexts.

deprecated

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