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If your main goal is to implement a feature of force update. I would recommend using a firebase remote config as this library will be a problem because of its requirements.

Notes You must have one published release (at least) in the provided repository, tagged as X.X.X.X or vX.X.X.X. Repo must be public. GitHub doesn't support versionCode. You should use UpdateFrom.JSON or UpdateFrom.XML instead. Update#getLatestVersionCode() will be null when using AppUpdaterUtils. You should use Update#getLatestVersion() instead.

It clearly states that repo needs to be public unless you are not planning to keep your code as open-source there will be plenty of rework which you need to take in future. Please find the below link for another approach https://readyandroid.wordpress.com/force-app-update-androidfirebase/

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You have described something that is very common in the field of industrial automation or home automation, on which one or several devices monitor the state of a machine/system, in your case they are just a few lights, but the system is usually equipped with a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) that also executes a program.

A Raspberry PI can act as a programmable PLC with the Codesys software that is very powerful and free/cheap.

This is what many use to build small automatism or robots based on Raspberry.

You can also communicate with the PLC using standard protocols such as Modbus and OPC UA.

Here an android App that can monitor through those protocols : https://www.suppanel.com/index.php/en/

Although I admit that what I propose is to enter a very different field of programming.

it's not about data binding, sometimes when doing a bad field initializing in model it happened.

go to messages of logcat and watch there.

before it clean and rebuild project

update me in comments

it's a common problem in realm models but you don't use it and i will help you solve this issue.

I had the very same problem today when I raised the support library version.

Try to replace all '27.1.0' with '27.0.2'

Later on I did manage to remove the error by upgrading other libraries as well. THis is my current working state: root gradle:

Have you test the auto update function in your develop mode, whithout packaging the application?

I had the same error and the following solution worked for me.

Take a look at the documentation:

Note that in order to develop/test UI/UX of updating without packaging the application you need to have a file named dev-app-update.yml

In this case create an "dev-app-update.yml" file in your root directory and provide your publish properties from your package.json in yaml format.

dev-app-update.yml

If you want to test, just start a local server then put your files (dmg, zip, yml, json) there (assuming that's on localhost:3000). Then, call API .setFeedURL (document here).

For example: autoUpdater.setFeedURL("http://localhost:3000/latest-mac.json") and call autoUpdater.checkForUpdates().

Note from electron-builder document:

Note that in order to develop/test UI/UX of updating without packaging the application you need to have a file named dev-app-update.yml in the root of your project, which matches your publish setting from electron-builder config (but in yaml format). But it is not recommended, better to test auto-update for installed application (especially on Windows). Minio is recommended as a local server for testing updates.

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It's because, your one of dependency has different version of android support library. It should be 26.0.2 across all the included projects.

Check into :

You can't. Thread.Start() only accepts one parameter of type object. But you could for instance pass a custom object or a dictionary instead

Object: