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Is there a max value for versioncode?

We always have to increment versionCode by some arbitary number to publish it to google play.
Is there limit to that value and what will happen if it is reached?

defaultConfig {         applicationId "my.app"         minSdkVersion 15         targetSdkVersion 22         versionCode 65         versionName "1.05"         setProperty("archivesBaseName", "myapp-$versionCode")      } 
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Yarh Avatar asked Feb 08 '16 16:02

Yarh


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Update 08/11/2016 (UTC):

The docs has been updated. Not the old MAX_INT value nor the 2000000000.

Warning: The greatest value Google Play allows for versionCode is 2100000000.


Cross-post for visibility here.

It seems there was a recent change in Google, making the maximum versionCode up to 2000000000 only.

Reference post: Google Play Developer Console error: The version code of your APK is high and you risk not being able to update your APK


PS: For those who are planning to provide reference to the official documentation where the mentioned max value is 2147483647, please read the answer first in the post I referenced. It mentions that as of current date (08/10/2016), its still not updated.

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AL. Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 19:09

AL.