Google Immediate app update, as far as I understand, shouldn't be cancelable, but the dialog as an X icon that cancels the update process.
Is there a way to remove the cancel option?
I'm using the latest play core version, 1.10.2
Thanks
Google Immediate app update, as far as I understand, shouldn't be cancelable, but the dialog as an X icon that cancels the update process.
Is there a way to remove the cancel option?
I'm using the latest play core version, 1.10.2
Thanks
At the beginning, I had the same understanding, but looking up in documentation, I wasn't able to find this information. Both InApp update types are cancelable, and the only way to prevent the user to update before uses your app will be finish the app if onActivityResult() returns something diffrent than OK
The difference between Flexible and Immediate update is:
In Flexible update, if the user decide to update, it can uses the app during the download and when the download is finished, you need show some U.I to call the completeUpdate().
In Immediate update, if the user decide to update, it can't use uses the app, because a fullscreen progress dialog will be show. After the download is completed, the Android will install the new version even if your app is in background.