Hello! I has app v 1.0.2 (100028) based on ionic beta 11 in Google Play Store.
Early I migrated my app to ionic rc0, changed version in config.xml to 1.1 and now I try to upload new build to Google Play. It says me 'APK number version must be greater 100028."
Yeah since crosswalk automatically ups the version by a factor 10. If you then would remove crosswalk or stop using it, the versioncode becomes ‘normal’ again. If you already uploaded a crosswalk to the PlayStore, your current version number is simply too low. It’s one scenario that could be happening at least
Okay, but Crosswalk is bound to a project, so if you used it in another project it shouldn’t be an issue now. It’s logical that the playstore doesn’t accept a version that’s lower then the one you’re trying to upload. The playstore expects a version higher then 100028, since the apk you’ve uploaded before was on that version. You should rather ask yourself the question how you’ve uploaded an apk with such a high version number, since that’s definitely an upped version number. Just up the version number with a zero and your build will pass (i.e. versionnumber: 10.1.1). I now that’s ugly, but that should supersede the current version in the playstore 100028.
I used and deleted Crosswalk several month ago and already uploaded new versions of others apps and this app to Play Store. All has been broken only after upgrade to ionic rc0. Someone has this issue too? Manual edit codeVersion is not normal.
Ionic isn’t breaking anything here. The build process yes, because it doesn’t obey the crosswalk versioning anymore. I suppose there used to be a reference to the crosswalk in your build settings, but since upgrading to RC0 this probably isn’t the case anymore. That’s why the builds are failing.