Well that depends whether we want to add the ability to crosswalk
itself updating over the wire, instead of letting the stores to that
on Tizen. I think that we want to do the latter
Kenneth
On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Xinchao He wrote:
> Thanks for your comments, it's sound more reasonable
Thanks for your comments, it's sound more reasonable. For local package
updating, using --install switch instead, if the package is installed yet, try
to update it.
But for remote package updating, think --update switch is needed, so the package
should be updated like this:
,
| $ xwalk --upda
Why isn't update not just a part of installation? You try to install
but an existing installation is detected and it is updated instead?
That way we can probably avoid the --update argument.
Anyway, lgtm
On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 8:04 AM, Xinchao He wrote:
> Summary:
> This feature will enable t
Summary:
This feature will enable to upgrade an installed application to the newer
version. When updating, all application meta data and resource will be
replaced by the application with a higher version number and the same
application id, and all stored application data, like local storage, auto
