Android not bomping versionName.

[stovmascript]

Android not bomping versionName.

[DanGDroid]

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that was it - an extra postversion, i removed it and excect. npm version patch and after that
react-native-version and all results as expected.
thanx mate.

[stovmascript]

Hey @DanGDroid, I tried your script. The problem is that you're not changing your package.json version prior to using RNV. RNV itself doesn't do any versioning, except for incrementing build numbers. You should use npm version somewhere in your script, or Fastlane before executing react-native-version.

[DanGDroid]

@stovmascript
thanx for replying,
but if i use npm version it bumps the android and ios build numbers the same as react-native-version does - ending up with bumping twice (except of packeversion and thus android versionName)
any solution?

[stovmascript]

npm version doesn't touch your Android and iOS code, it only updates your package.json version key. react-native-version then takes this new value and updates your code in android/ and ios/ to reflect the version change.

If you don't bump your package.json version, versionName will not be changed.

[DanGDroid]

i executed npm version patch on shell in my RN project and packge.json version bumpt,
and Android build.gradle versionCode was bumpt, and IOS info.plist CFBundleVersion was bumpt as well.
without using react-native-version
probably i'm missing something.

[stovmascript]

Have you by any chance set up the postversion npm-script? That's the only way I can think of for those values to be updated automatically.

Edit: If you want to use the CLI, don't use the npm-script.

[DanGDroid]

postversion was set by react-native-version,
this is in my package.json:

"postversion": "react-native-version",
"build-android": "react-native-version --target android --never-amend && cd android/ && fastlane beta"

[stovmascript]

RNV only reads your package.json, so you must have added that yourself. If you remove the "postversion" script, your custom script should work as expected.