Play Core Software Development Kit Terms of Service. Learn how to support in-app updates in your app, depending on your developmentīy accessing or using the Play In-App Updates Library, you agree to the After a userĪccepts an immediate update, Google Play handles the update installation and appįigure 2. Where an update is critical to the core functionality of your app. Restart the app in order to continue using it. Immediate updates are fullscreen UX flows that require the user to update and For example, you might want toĮncourage users to try a new feature that's not critical to the core functionalityįigure 1. To use the app while downloading the update.
This UX flow is appropriate when it's acceptable for the user Your app can use the Google Play Core libraries to support the following UX flows forįlexible updates provide background download and installation with graceful Note: In-app updates are not compatible with apps that use APK expansion files Additionally, in-app updatesĪre only supported for Android mobile devices, Android tablets, and Chrome OSĭevices. The in-app updates feature is supported on devices running Android 5.0 (API In-app updates is a Google Play Core libraries feature that prompts active Im attaching screenshots of the config profile and our browser settings in Google.When your users keep your app up to date on their devices, they can try newįeatures, as well as benefit from performance improvements and bug fixes.Īlthough some users enable background updates when their device is connected toĪn unmetered connection, other users might need to be reminded to install Just curious if anyone has a plist for a chrome managed browser on macs that will set them to update to the version allowed in the google admin console? Or anyone have this working? We dont want the browsers to auto update to the newest version because it has previously broken some of our required sites (Seesaw.) We want it to auto update to the highest allowable based off what we have in the Google Admin Console, like the Chromebooks and Windows Managed Browsers do. I found thisīut it only talks about turning auto update on/off. We have to push a separate package to update chrome on the macs. When we change that chrome version from 91 to 92, all chromebooks and Windows managed chrome browsers will update to 92. This works for Chromebooks and Windows managed Chrome Browsers. We have it set in Google Admin to only update to 91.
For example, Chrome 93 is available, but we havent updated beyond Chrome 91. What we want to happen, is to force the updates of the Chrome Browser based on the settings in the google Admin console. This works for most things (limiting the users who can sign in, allowing/disallowing extensions, etc). We push out a Config Profile to our macs which enrolls the Chrome browsers using a token taken from our Google Admin console.
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