I want to download the latest version (2.1) of the Google Maps (and Google Places) SDK for iOS, but on their website they only have the previous version (2.0.1).
Step 2: Install the SDK: Install Manually
Does anyone know where I can download it? (without using Cocoapods)
You can check their podspecs.
You can find the link to the framework under the key source.
Google Maps iOS SDK 2.1.1
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I have an app which was running V1.1 and our team made some changes to the application. We release V1.2 which need some config file.
But currently, we don't have any phone installed V1.1. Even we have the apk for V1.1 but when we install this apk, Google play store says the app is already installed (uninstalled, open).
I need to get the point where play-store says ' update & open '.
How can we test the 'update' step, nowhere in the phone, V1.1 installed from play store?
we release V1.2 on play store.
If you have the v1.1 APK, you can install it on your phone through ADB. Make sure you uninstall the store version. You can never downgrade an application.
Of course, the APK should have been signed by the same keystore.
After installing the V1.1 through ADB, you can go to the Play store, and it should prompt you to upgrade to V1.2.
The reason it is insisting on uninstall first, rather than updating will probably be because the version you are adb installing is signed with a different key (certificate). This is probably because you use Google Play App Signing. You need to install with adb a version of the 1.1 APK that was signed by Google.
If you:
- go to your Play Console
- choose your app
- go to App Releases
- find the release with 1.1 in it
- download the APK
I think you get a version of the old APK signed by Google Play, which should then update rather than needing an uninstall.
Google recently announced:
Beginning Jan 23, 2018, Google Mobile Ads SDK versions older than 7.0.0 for Android and 7.0.0 for iOS will no longer be supported. Publishers with these older versions will not be able to serve ads in their apps(s). Please ensure that you have upgraded to the latest version of the Google Mobile Ads SDK.
I have .framework file of GoogleMobileAds SDK but I don't know the version. Is somewhere in this file version of this framework written, so I know I'm in the safe zone?
I am trying to use, Facebook Android SDK (Xamarin Component) in Visual Studio 2017. The chosen emulator is,
I downloaded the SDK as per the Xamarin documents,
To take advantage of the native Facebook dialogs, the Facebook
application must be installed on the device. If the Facebook
application is not installed on the device, fallbacks to Web based
dialogs can instead be used. If you are testing on an emulator which
does not have the ability to install Facebook from the Play store, you
can install FBAndroid.apk which is included in the SDK which can be
downloaded from:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/downloads
The problem is, I don't see any FBAndroid.apk inside the zipped SDK file.
The questions are,
Is my understanding correct about the installation?
If so, from where would I find the apk to install in my emulator?
Edit: Installing an APK is not my concern now, I am worried about this part.
install FBAndroid.apk which is included in the SDK
P.S: Edited the title to reflect the change.
That section of the Xamarin doc is outdated. The Facebook APK is has not been available as a separate download since the v3 version of the SDK (circa 2015).
If you look under the Facebook SDK for Android v3.x Downloads section of the SDK Downloads you will find old FBAndroid.apk versions available for separate download.
If your emulator does not have the Play Store installed (Genymotion?), install it via OpenGApps and then install Facebook from the PlayStore.
TL;DR Is there a way to find the specific Xamarin.Android download link for a specific version mentioned in the release notes?
I would like to patch an app that was build using Xamarin.Android v4.20.0.34 so I need to downgrade my toolset (In future I'll take a snapshot of my build agent VM)
I can find the 4.20 release notes but the downloads referred to in the KB article How do I downgrade to an older version of Xamarin? are all version 3.11.xxxx:
I think that when I had this issue before, based on the stack answer to Downgrade Xamarin.Android I managed to guess the URL for the download I required.
Is there a way to find the specific Xamarin.Android download for a specific version mentioned in the release notes?
Edit
Is there an unofficial list?
We (Xamarin) do not list the unsupported versions of Xamarin tools in the store page.
However, you can email hello#xamarin.com or support email to get installers for old versions
Please use the below url to download specific versions of Xamarin Android.
https://github.com/xamarin/xamarin-android#downloads
I have an custom addon developed for our workplace (using the add-on SDK) that was originally developed for FF4.
When FF5 came out all I had to do was rebuild the XPI. FF6 was able to use the same XPI.
Now I'm trying to get it running in FF7, and it's not working. I get a "this add-on is not compatible with Firefox 7" when trying to install it.
I've read this blog post:
http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2011/07/19/firefox-7-compat-looking-to-8/
And from what I can tell none of the changes affect my add-on.
Also running this validation test
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/addon/validate
Yields no errors or warnings.
Any clue on how to find out what makes FF7 think it incompatible?
You should use the newest version of the Add-on SDK to rebuild your add-on. Right now, the latest version you get offered on the SDK download page is Add-on SDK 1.1, released on September 13th. It will mark add-ons compatible with everything up to Firefox 8.0a1. You are most likely using an older version, e.g. Add-on SDK 1.0 would only mark add-ons as compatible with Firefox 7.0a1.