v3.0 has lower version code then v2.5

[jspricke]

v2.5 has versionCode 10:
2ae502d#diff-9526ccfd1d1813ed49c39f8c54dbeb512607376a007d824b905bc8b4e4d202d9L50

whereas v3.0 has versionCode 8:

sharik/pubspec.yaml

Line 8 in 8c06d14

versionCode: 8

This is not allowed in Android and the system refuses an upgrade. Due to this the Sharik version on F-Droid is still 2.5. Could you bump the version code to higher then 10 and tag a new version? Thanks!

[marchellodev]

Thanks! I have just created a new tag. Does this solve the issue?

[jspricke]

Depends, normally flutter apps define the version code in pubspec.yaml, whereas you did it in the gradle file now. Is that on purpose?

[marchellodev]

Yeah, it's a temporary solution. For the next release, I will research how the flutterVersionCode.toInteger() and flutterVersionName work and base future gradle files on these functions instead.

[jspricke]

Why not simply bump the version in the pubspec.yaml

[marchellodev]

Oh, right, I have just noticed that I could do just that. lol, my bad, sorry. That will work though, right?

[jspricke]

yes 👍

[jspricke]

Do you still push a new tag?

[marchellodev]

Is there a need for it?

[jspricke]

F-Droid would automatically find and build that version without me fixing things ;).

[marchellodev]

Cool, thanks for opening the issue!

[jspricke]

so will you push a tag or should I do stuff manually?

[marchellodev]

Sorry, what do you mean by pushing a tag? :>

[jspricke]

A new tag where the pubspec.yaml has a higher version code.
As in new release.

[marchellodev]

Done https://github.com/marchellodev/sharik/blob/v3.0.1/pubspec.yaml

Do I also need to create a new release on Github?

[jspricke]

Works for me now, thanks!
No need for Github releases, we only care for git tags ;).