Re: nativescript-code-push release <codepush-android-appname> android about nativescript-app-sync

[tgpetrov]

I managed to reproduce the same issue. Just created a new app from NativeScript templates (tried with both blank-ts and blank-ng. Then built the app for android and tried to push a release. It seems like this plugin is looking for 'AndroidManifest.xml' directly inside App_Resources/Android, while the manifest is actually in App_Resources/Android/src/main. It is also present in platforms/android/app/src/main after app is built.

[EddyVerbruggen]

With plugin version 2.0.2 we drag in CodePush CLI version 1.0.7 which has a few changes to fix the build error on Android @tgpetrov mentioned, and also fixes a similar issue on iOS for projects using dashes (like blank-ng).

I hope this also solves the trouble for @max-pro.

[EddyVerbruggen]

What's the old project? Not that 1.0 of this plugin connected to Microsoft's CodePush server whereas 2.0.0 connects to ours. If you have a project you used with 1.0 you should not upgrade to 2.0. Note that we're thinking about renaming this 2.0 project to avoid confusion.

Btw, there's a space in your project path, could that be the cause of the issue?

[max-pro]

I'm talking about my old project not codepush old version.Currently i'm using code push version: 2.0
I used nativescript-code-push release demoTesting android --mandatory --targetBinaryVersion *
after that app showing no pending update.

[EddyVerbruggen]

Please share a repo. I can’t make sense of this otherwise.

[max-pro]

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19eMzGzpBNYgBPl9U87xLMvwXt06wh_8R?usp=sharing

[EddyVerbruggen]

Would you mind sharing some instructions as well?

[max-pro]

Code push not getting an update. Always showing no pending update. I push code using
nativescript-code-push release demoTesting android --mandatory --targetBinaryVersion *

nativescript-code-push deployment history demoTesting Staging it shows update version.

[EddyVerbruggen]

I don't have your login credentials so I can't check that you have a pending version and neither if the deployment key (ejGDAjUi1vZoNOyROql1Jqv2M8lkajaGyFMsa) matches the release channel...

[max-pro]

I got deployment key using
nativescript-code-push deployment ls demoTesting --displayKeys

[EddyVerbruggen]

That's all looking legit. When you run nativescript-code-push -v, does it say 1.0.5? If so, can you please send me your login to eddyverbruggen at gmail dot com so I can try running your app?

[EddyVerbruggen]

I cloned your repo and ran tns run ios from the root. It gave me this prompt (which seems fine):

[max-pro]

Hi, I tried using tns run android and not showing any popup. Is i'm doing something wrong? Thanks & Regards, Sagar Shinde

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[EddyVerbruggen]

I don't know. Did you release an update for Android? I only tried it for iOS (see above).

[EddyVerbruggen]

@tgpetrov That would make sense, and also explain why it works for some projects but not for all (because one can configure the app_resources location). I'll investigate further.