Does the extension work on phones version> = 4.4.4 ?
It works on Android 5.0 and higher
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@sonumohammad333 I read some of the posts in this thread. Is there any way by which we can use In-App update component and this extension together?
Thanks!
It is not possible for now
Until Kodular updates the PlayCore library to version 1.8.0+
Okay. Thanks for letting me know.
By the way, thanks for the free version of this awesome extensions.
@sonumohammad333 I tried using in my app, but when I try to ask for review, a window appears and suddenly closes, just like this: InApp Review Extension - #72 by OmerGundogar
You have to install the app from PlayStore to work.
As beta or stable release, or via internal test track on PlayStore.
Yes, I installed the app from play store via closed testing.
PM me the PlayStore link
Okay, doing it.
does it work?
Yes.
You should not use PlayCore library related components like InAppUpdate until Kodular updates the library to version 1.8.0
+.
Hello
I tried to use it on screen2 - where my custom webview is called along with firebase authenticator and other components
I am using Call in-app review function at Screen2 initialize directly
Somehow its not working, am i doing it correctly?
The error says that some method was not found.
The method exists in the latest version of the PlayCore library.
Kodular is still using the older version of the PlayCore library.
If you use PlayCore library related components like InAppUpdate, when compiling app, the PlayCore library provided by Kodular is getting compiled instead of that provided in the extension.
So the extension will use the older version of the library.
The extension is trying to call some method that doesnât exist in the older version of the PlayCore library.
InAppReview was introduced in version 1.8.0
+ of the PlayCore library.
How to fix this
- Wait until Kodular updates the PlayCore library
Or - Donât use PlayCore library related components like InAppUpdate
- Or use Rush to build the extension!
When you build your extension with Rush, all of your extensionâs dependencies get repackaged. This prevents the collision of libraries between the builder and extension, making it possible to use the newer versions of libraries that are already being used by the builderâs components.
Read more about Rush here:
its works ok here.
i put a (IF IS IN COMPANION) to dont call the REVIEW to avoid crashing when testing.
after published my project, all works ok.
Thanks @sonumohammad333 for this amazing extension.