How to use In-App Update Component

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#12

Is this needed for the first application that published on playstore

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#13

That has no relation with first, second or third application.
If you want to use kodular in app update component you need to:

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#14

I will try it

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#15

Did work for me!

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#17

Hello!

Where do I find the In-App component?
I looked everywhere in Kodular, can’t find it.

#18

/Boban

#19

Is it possible to test the component without updating the app on play store?

#20

You don’t need to have app in play store for just testing purposes again it is just for testing purposes

#21

Then how can I test it?

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#23

This method of testing is not working so does anyone know about any other testing method of the In-App Update component??

I want to test it before using this feature in my final update of the app… Any help would be greatly appreciated. @Diego

#24

I am going outside pm me at 1pm I will help you this method is fully working for me so please pm me

#25

create your app and upload it into Google Play beta or alpha to test
Taifun

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#26

I can not find the “in app update component”. Where is it? Much obliged.

#27

Hello @Donald_Hwong Go to Settings and turn experimental section on.

#28

First See This Thread This is In The Same Topic

#29

Got it. I found it. Thanks.

#30

please send me the blocks what you use…!! for in app update

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#31

Why? Everything is clearly mentioned in the guide itself.

#32

Hi All

I have implemented this as below, however this did not work while the app was updated in Google Playstore. Any pointer will help.

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I have ensured minimum API as below:

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