I don't know the details of your app, but every app in the Android
market can be upgraded by the user while the app is running. During
the upgrade process, the running instance of the older version would
be shut down.
I've rarely seen any complaints that the app is broken during upgrade
from
On Aug 21, 5:09 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
David Golombek wrote:
We could kill our app proactively, as soon
as we launch the ACTION_VIEW activity, but then we're left in a bad
state if the user aborts.
Why? In other words, what difference is there between:
-- the
On Aug 24, 12:34 pm, Hong lordh...@gmail.com wrote:
If you do: adb uninstall your.package.name.mainactivity,
do you ever get any crash/error etc?
If not, the upgrade/installation process will uninstall your app cleanly.
We do get crashes (that we're working on), but they don't matter
since
If you do: adb uninstall your.package.name.mainactivity,
do you ever get any crash/error etc?
If not, the upgrade/installation process will uninstall your app cleanly.
If onDestroy() is never called, try to do things in onStop().
I would assume onDestroy() will be called during un-installation
David Golombek wrote:
We could kill our app proactively, as soon
as we launch the ACTION_VIEW activity, but then we're left in a bad
state if the user aborts.
Why? In other words, what difference is there between:
-- the user exits your application via back-button
-- Android closes up your
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