S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 20, 2018 #1 a question about this thread > https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/87610/ I have an app that I just updated so I might aswell take advantage to have a look at these target requirements... Erel said: Android.jar > It doesn't affect the runtime behavior and it will not cause your app not to run on older versions. Use the latest version available to avoid compilation errors. Click to expand... I see that it points here to the api 13 one, do I need to raise this if nothing in my app requires a higher api? About the possible problem that might appear... How do I know if there's an issue? Does this show up when running the app in debug or release mode when 'pushed' over USB? Is there a special dialog that appears when installing through the app store that I might not see over USB? My app runs fine on my 6.x phone after changing the target to 26 does this mean all is fine?
a question about this thread > https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/87610/ I have an app that I just updated so I might aswell take advantage to have a look at these target requirements... Erel said: Android.jar > It doesn't affect the runtime behavior and it will not cause your app not to run on older versions. Use the latest version available to avoid compilation errors. Click to expand... I see that it points here to the api 13 one, do I need to raise this if nothing in my app requires a higher api? About the possible problem that might appear... How do I know if there's an issue? Does this show up when running the app in debug or release mode when 'pushed' over USB? Is there a special dialog that appears when installing through the app store that I might not see over USB? My app runs fine on my 6.x phone after changing the target to 26 does this mean all is fine?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2018 #2 sorex said: I see that it points here to the api 13 one, do I need to raise this if nothing in my app requires a higher api? Click to expand... The android.jar version doesn't matter as long as your app compiles properly. There is no relation between android.jar version and targetSdkVersion. sorex said: My app runs fine on my 6.x phone after changing the target to 26 does this mean all is fine? Click to expand... No. You need to see the list of changes in that tutorial and test your app on Android 8 device. Upvote 0
sorex said: I see that it points here to the api 13 one, do I need to raise this if nothing in my app requires a higher api? Click to expand... The android.jar version doesn't matter as long as your app compiles properly. There is no relation between android.jar version and targetSdkVersion. sorex said: My app runs fine on my 6.x phone after changing the target to 26 does this mean all is fine? Click to expand... No. You need to see the list of changes in that tutorial and test your app on Android 8 device.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 21, 2018 #3 Erel said: No. You need to see the list of changes in that tutorial and test your app on Android 8 device. Click to expand... A good reason to publish new Android versions often; so, if you produce also devices, like Google does...! Upvote 0
Erel said: No. You need to see the list of changes in that tutorial and test your app on Android 8 device. Click to expand... A good reason to publish new Android versions often; so, if you produce also devices, like Google does...!
