Hi @asimjib93,
I’m assuming you haven’t tested this in an application you published to the Google Play Store?
No I didn’t. As I mentioned, I am using flipkart as an example.
BTW, the in app update component is working perfect in the same app.
If it is happening even after installing from play store, then read Quotas.
https://developer.android.com/guide/playcore/in-app-review#quotas
If you want to test it multiple times, then use internal testing track.
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To show the review dialog you have to install the updated app on Play Store.
The error will still appear even after installing from Play Store.
Why the error is occurring?
The possible reason can be version conflict of the library.
The extension is using another version of library than the version the extension compiled with.
The extension may be using the version of library which InAppUpdate component is using.
Question: Are you using InAppUpdate component?
Are you getting the error even without InAppUpdate component?
I am getting the error when I use In-App Update Component.
I did not understand.
What do you mean by using Flipkart app?
How did you use this extension with Flipkart app?
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No this will only work if your app installed from play store with this extension you can’t use other app package name to rate them this will not work
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I hope so! Will check in internal testing environment soon.
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But the error will still appear because of conflict between versions of the PlayCore library.
@asimjib93 explain this.
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Yes, my apps have the InAppUpdate component, so they can’t be used together?
If it should work with PlayCore library related components, (for example, InAppUpdate)
Kodular team should update PlayCore library.
In-App Review was introduced in version 1.8.0
Kodular is using version 1.7.2
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I even tried renaming package of library, to avoid conflict.
But it didn’t work. Not triggering finished event, no error, nothing is happening.
Extension Doesn’t Work
My app is on play Store
Test it in Internal Testing
Error - Runtime Error
You have exceed your daily Qutoa
@OmerGundogar according Android/Google
you should not have a call-to-action option (such as a button) to trigger the API , as a user might have already hit their quota and the flow won’t be shown, presenting a broken experience to the user.
Read more here : https://developer.android.com/guide/playcore/in-app-review#quotas
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Yes I know I had the same error Because of InAppUpdate
@Lollipop
The reason for this error is you are using PlayCore library related components like In-App Update component.
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I think it is useful.
Will let you know.