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A little #AndroidAppRain in my Magisk repo (apt.izzysoft.de/magisk) today added 3 modules, 2 others were updated. And thanks to an update in repo-util (which allowed me the new additions) there's also an additional filter in the web interface now ("added in the last X days"). Enjoy :awesome:

IzzyOnDroid Magisk Repository

This is a repository of open-source Magisk modules run by IzzyOnDroid.
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#AndroidAppRain
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@brli No. Technically there is no new version. VersionCode is always the same for a while now, and was decreased at some point.

Nothing I can do about that – it's up to the Kaiteki devs, see gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/…


Kaiteki (#268) · Issues · IzzyOnDroid / repo · GitLab

The app complies with the inclusion criteria as listed in the README
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@brli Please look at the link I gave you. Timestamps don't help, Android goes by the versionCode to decide whether an APK is an update to an existing app. They decreased the versionCode, so all their newer versions are considered older.

Again, as described: tha APKs are downloaded by my updater, then thrown away as versionCode is much lower. Even if they'd get into my repo, you couldn't "update" as Android wouldn't allow you to "downgrade".

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@brli That would mean manually fiddling in fdroidserver internals, which I rather avoid. The devs are already working on the issue, so it will hopefully be solved soon™ anyway.
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