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Add the ability to obtain the current build version even when no update is available.
This can perhaps be implemented by modifying getCurrentPackage to return an actual object containing the appVersion instead of null. Another option is to expose it through any new API.
The purpose of this request is to allow users to always view the version number of the currently installed app. This can be easily implemented by combining the app binary version along with the update label (managed by codepush).
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Thanks for the feature request. Our getCurrentPackage was made to retrieve metadata about the currently installed "package", which means even when no update is available you shouldn't be getting null if there has been a CodePush release (in most cases, there are a few exceptions). Can you elaborate on why this would be a valuable feature for you a little more, especially if there hasn't been a CodePush release?
Add the ability to obtain the current build version even when no update is available.
This can perhaps be implemented by modifying getCurrentPackage to return an actual object containing the appVersion instead of null. Another option is to expose it through any new API.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/distribution/codepush/cordova#codepushgetcurrentpackage
The purpose of this request is to allow users to always view the version number of the currently installed app. This can be easily implemented by combining the app binary version along with the update label (managed by codepush).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: