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Inspiring
November 16, 2015
Question

Air 20 app.xml versionNumber issue

  • November 16, 2015
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Hello

I'm just reporting a small issue with the new Air 20.

In my Flash CC when I switch to Air 20, in the General tab  of the iOS Settings, the Version field is empty.

If I fill it with the version of my app, it creates a publishing error because it creates a version tag in the app.xml that air doesn't recognize. In the other hand, the versionNumber tag in the app.xml is unchanged.

This problem occur only for iOS publishing.

Workaround is easy because I can change the Version by using previous air version or I can edit the app.xml.

Best

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Participant
February 10, 2016

I'm using CS6 which has this issue. The workaround that I use is to leave the version field blank in the Air for iOS settings. Then edit the app.xml and delete the version tags and edit the versionNumber tag with the version number I want. It will then build with no errors. It's important to have the version field blank in the iOS settings, otherwise the version tag will get recreated on the build and throw an error.

Adobe Employee
November 16, 2015

Hi,

Thanks for reporting the issue.

We are able to reproduce the problem with application version number not being remembered by Adobe Flash CC and we are further investigating it.

However, when we correct the application version and repackage the application we are not seeing any error as you mentioned.

Could you please share more details regarding this error and the app.xml that is generated.

Regards,

Adobe AIR Team

Inspiring
December 14, 2015

I'm getting this problem as well and it's preventing me from using Flash Pro to publish my AIR application.

For some reason, AIR 20 (both the released SDK and the beta version) add a 'version' tag at the bottom of the XML file, which then causes the error. I'm assuming this should be 'versionNumber' instead, which is what all previous AIR versions have been using?

In any case, it completely renders AIR 20 and onwards useless since I can't tell it to *not* create the <version> tag - so I don't understand why there aren't more reports of this?

Anki_AG_
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
December 14, 2015

Hi,

We have been able to reproduce the issue at our end and we currently working on fixing this. We'll keep you posted on this.

Thanks,

Adobe Air Team