Is something up with #fdroid? Have been trying to install the Android fork of #syncthing for two days. The download is really slow, and it keeps stopping. I have to go back into f-droid to manually restart it, and it looks like last night it just gave up altogether.
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@tokyo_0 Try to cancel the download and retry, the main F-Droid client will use some other mirror, hopefully that one is faster. Except NeoStore there's no other client with mirror support now.
@fdroidorg Do you know why it says "This app was built for an older version of Android and cannot be updated automatically"?
(My installed version says it's on version 1.23.1 and the app store details say the latest version is 1.23.1 and that it was updated three months ago. I installed it way before that, so it must be updating even though it also says it can't 馃)
A screenshot of the app info dialogue for F-Droid on my Android phone, which I installed over a year ago. The version number is 1.23.1.
A screenshot of the details of the F-Droid app within the F-Droid App Store. A message highlighted in purple reads "This app was built for an older version of Android and cannot be updated automatically". Other details say the app was updated three months ago, and show the latest version as 1.23.1.
@fdroidorg aha, thank you. If the banner had been displayed within Google Play I would've guessed it was something like this. I think what foxed me was that I was seeing the banner *within F-Droid*, which I'd thought would have been able to manage its own set of requirements for which apps would update by themselves. Relieved to hear you're aware of it -- thank you for the info 馃憤
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