Update: tibbi has fixed the issue in Simple Calendar Pro v6.13.0. No more connection error pop ups.
F-Droid Version Update - "permissions of apk not equals expected permissions"
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Hi,
Since the DAVDroid update to version 1.1 (20th or 21st June) , I cannot update the app anymore. I have the error message:
“permissions of apk not equals expected permissions”
Uninstalling the app and trying to install it again doesn’t help: same error.
I think, it’s something related to DAVDroid because I can install and update without problems other apps.
My last installed version was the 0.9.2 (not 100% sure, I’ve uninstalled it).
If it can help, I’ve a Cyanogenmod 13 running on a Motorola Moto E 2015 (also updating the SO doesn’t help). My F-Droid version is the 0.101-alpha1.
Regards ; )
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I second that error. My setup is the same besides that my current installed version is 1.1. F-Droid shows me 2 newer versions: 1.1.1 and 1.1.1.1. Both can’t be installed with the same error @orco reports. My f-droid version is 0.101-alpha1
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Hello,
- We don’t have any influence on F-Droid. They compile our source code and provide their apk (signed by their key).
- Also, DAVdroid permissions didn’t change in the latest versions.
- We didn’t see any problems with our own binaries.
Taking all this into account, I don’t think this is a DAVdroid problem.
Does the error message come from F-Droid or Android? How does it look like? Is it only when updating the app or also when installing it? Did you ask in the F-Droid forums?
Also, please provide steps to reproduce.
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UPDATE: yesterday someone opened an issue about it on F-Droid issuetracker, here is the link: link.
Does the error message come from F-Droid or Android? How does it look like? Is it only when updating the app or also when installing it? Did you ask in the F-Droid forums?
F-Droid (see the image below), Both: updating and installing. I’ve not asked yet, but I’m gonna do it.
Also, please provide steps to reproduce.
Steps:
- Open F-Droid,
- search DAVDroid,
- click Install/Update. a(t this point F-Droid downloads the apk)
- then come the error message.
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@orco Seems like F-Droid doesn’t interpret the API-level permissions correctly (yet). I’ll tag this as 3rd-party problem.
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There is a problem in F-Droid 0.101-alpha1 with permission for SDK > 23. It even prevented updating F-Droid itself to a version that has the fix. So the fix here is to uninstall F-Droid and reinstall it again from website apk download. Then you can install/update DAVDroid to the newest version.