問題描述
AndroidManifest.xml 文件 versionCode 屬性 (AndroidManifest.xml file versionCode attribute)
為您的應用程序版本化 在 Android 開發者網站上：
您將發布應用程序的第一個版本，並將 versionCode 設置為 1，然後隨著每個版本單調增加該值，無論該版本是主要版本還是次要版本。
blockquote>這一切都很好，但是如何處理這個序列？：
1 1.0 2 1.1 3 1.2 4 1.3 5 1.4 6 2.0 ？1.5
參考解法
方法 1:
I presume by that sequence you are really trying to say "what if we want to release a next‑generation‑tech 2.0 but then still issue a 1.5 patch release against the 1.0 series tech?"
Your choices are:
- Don't do that ‑‑ once you cut over to 2.0, stay on the 2.0 series
- Release the 2.0 tech line as a separate app, perhaps starting over its sequence with 1
- Ummmm...there is no #3
My guess is you'd want #2. After all, by definition, you are saying there are two current editions of the app (1.5 and 2.0), and therefore there are, in effect, two different apps.
方法 2:
To allow multiple lines of development and release we go back to the old days of Basic line numbers. The order below is by release date:
10000 1.0‑0 10001 1.0‑1 10002 1.0‑2 10100 1.1‑0 10103 1.1‑3 10200 1.2‑0 20000 2.0‑0 10201 1.2‑1The above limits one to 100 dot and 100 dash releases at each level (2 digits). One could use 10 per level (1 digit) but I have never worked with "real" software that would live within that restriction. Given today's constant integration methodology there are even some cases where 1000 (3 digits) would be needed per level.
Using 2 digits provides 31 major releases for signed 16 bit integer or 63 for unsigned. This should/may give the Android world enough time to go to 64 bits if need be.
This method provides for multiple branches, that can be examined by programs, with the higher versionCode numbers meaning upgrades from lower numbers.
Versioning Your Applications states:
Other applications ... need to query the system for your application's version, to determine compatibility and identify dependencies
android:versionCode — An integer value that represents the version of the application code, relative to other versions
The value is an integer so that other applications can programatically evaluate it, for example to check an upgrade or downgrade relationship. You can set the value to any integer you want, however you should make sure that each successive release of your application uses a greater value.
The issue remaining is regarding "each successive release". Is this intended to restrict one to the date of so that you cannot have both 1.2‑1 and 2.0‑0 succeed 1.2‑0 except when the release dates are in that order. versionCode values: 10200, 10201 & 20000 provide for an "upgrade or downgrade relationship". Or is the use of an integer value intended to limit one to a single line without branches?
(by CW Holeman II、CommonsWare、CW Holeman II)
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