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As far as I know version codes in Android must be incremental, however we can probably get away with it in libraries. Though it would be a nice gesture to keep it consistent.
The code could also be a calculated combination, something like:
major*10000 + minor*100 + patch
So 1.4.0=10400 and 2.0.0=20000. This accounts for any future releases with two digits in any of the versions.
Alternative we can just lock all the android lib version codes to 0 or 1 because it doesn't matter anyway?
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As far as I know version codes in Android must be incremental, however we can probably get away with it in libraries. Though it would be a nice gesture to keep it consistent.
The code could also be a calculated combination, something like:
So 1.4.0=10400 and 2.0.0=20000. This accounts for any future releases with two digits in any of the versions.
Alternative we can just lock all the android lib version codes to 0 or 1 because it doesn't matter anyway?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: