Pedro Fernandes
Pedro Fernandes
Kolzdm, what was the problem? Just comment these line does not works for me. I used a color picker (dialog) the lost the editor focus.
Use the previous macos machine 15.2.0 on CircleCI. It worked for me. https://circleci.com/docs/using-macos/
@rwbutler of course: ``` Updates.appStoreId = env.infoForKey(.appStoreID) Updates.notifying = .always Updates.comparingVersions = [.build, .patch, .minor, .major] Updates.updateType = .hard Updates.checkForUpdates { result in UpdatesUI.promptToUpdate(result, presentingViewController: self) } ``` The users...
No. The problem is when the users install the new patched version Updates keep prompting the users to update the same version. Exactly as described by ManjunathaKaliwal.
I'm facing a similar problem but I'm using flutter as a static library because we already have a native iOS swift app. I run the command: flutter build ios-framework --no-profile...