buildToolsVersion is the version of the compilers (aapt, dx, renderscript compiler, etc…) that you want to use . For each API level (starting with 18), there is a matching . 0.0 version. At IO 2014, we release API 20 and build-tools 20.0.
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Read moreHow do you update buildToolsVersion in react native?
React Native CLI To do so open android/build. gradle in your React Native project and then increment the compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion values to 29 . buildscript { ext { buildToolsVersion = “28.0. 3” minSdkVersion = 16 compileSdkVersion = 29 targetSdkVersion = 29 } // … }14 Eyl 2020
Read moreHow do you update buildToolsVersion in react native?
React Native CLI To do so open android/build. gradle in your React Native project and then increment the compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion values to 29 . buildscript { ext { buildToolsVersion = “28.0. 3” minSdkVersion = 16 compileSdkVersion = 29 targetSdkVersion = 29 } // … }14 Eyl 2020
Read moreHow do I force a user to update an app using React Native?
Now in your root react native component, you can add an event listener to detect app state change . Every time the app transitions from background to foreground, you can run your logic to determine the current version and the latest version and prompt the user to update the app.
Read moreHow do I force a user to update an app using React Native?
Now in your root react native component, you can add an event listener to detect app state change . Every time the app transitions from background to foreground, you can run your logic to determine the current version and the latest version and prompt the user to update the app.
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