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Right, but in this case, changing the target API is what broke the app. Since Google won't allow you to release an update with an old target API, you can't just
by l72 3y ago
Right, but in this case, changing the target API is what broke the app. Since Google won't allow you to release an update with an old target API, you can't just revert the change and increase the build number.
- giantg2 3y agoYeah, I was talking about general rollback for Android. In this specific case, they chose to rush and they didn't test (boo-hoo). It's like me complaining that the tools shouldn't have let my bug go to PRD even though I didn't test (and apparently didn't know much about Android as evidenced by not having a physical Android device). Same thing if your site cert expires, or browsers start blocking specific functionality/code/tags. Seems like they just want to complain about the thing they aren't familiar with.