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new install or update #1
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Sorry I don't understand what you want to say :/ |
I will add it myself.
Basically you want to detect if it's a new I stall OR an upgrade of the app
and then show different message as a result.
No worries
…On Mon, 10 Sep 2018, 17:44 Jean-Charles Moussé, ***@***.***> wrote:
Sorry I don't understand what you want to say :/
This is not an app, it's a package. And this package can be integrated to
an existing app.
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Oh ok I understand ;) I think it's not the role of this package to handle if it's a new installation or an update. To verify this, you can store (SharedPreferences) a boolean (isFirstBoot) and when onDone() is called, change it to "false". Also store a String (lastAppVersion) for the current version of the application (when onDone() is called, modify it with the current version). |
It would be cool if users get told how the app works ( new install) Or new features ( upgrade )
I think there is a flutter plugin to do this..
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