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Small side note: Android's "versionCode" is an ever-increasing number, you must submit a higher versionCode than your previous build. CFBundleVersion can be s
by joshstrange 6y ago
Small side note:
Android's "versionCode" is an ever-increasing number, you must submit a higher versionCode than your previous build.
CFBundleVersion can be set back to 0 with each CFBundleShortVersionString change.
Normally I just set both to a build number on whatever CI I use (for something like a cordova cross-platform app) and then increase CFBundleShortVersionString & versionName using the tag name (or a custom version name I give a release).
- lilyball 6y agoCFBundleShortVersionString must increment too though. So if you join “${CFBundleShortVersionString}.${CFBundleVersion}” the whole thing must increment, and this explains why CFBundleVersion can revert when CFBundleShortVersionString increments.