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Package upload failed for package version string that does not exist.

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James Beeching
The Barcode Warehouse Limited

Hi All,

I am having an issue uploading a package that has been created by myself with a version string "0.72".

When uploaded I get the following error:

A Package named 'XXX_XXX_XXX_XXX' with internal version '11.0' already exists for the specified platform 'AndroidPlus'. Rebuild the Package using Package Studio and upload again.

Rebuilding the package with the same version string "0.72" and uploading again will show the error:

A Package named 'XXX_XXX_XXX_XXX' with internal version '12.0' already exists for the specified platform 'AndroidPlus'. Rebuild the Package using Package Studio and upload again.

Has anyone else come across this before? Will this need to be raised to support?

James

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Edited 6 years ago
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Matt Dermody Diamond Contributor
6 years ago

Are you leveraging the most recently used MCP for building that package? The error you're seeing is in relation to the internal package version, not the external one that you specify manually. The internal version is basically and incremental counter that indicates how many times a particular package has been built. If that package has been built a lot of times with a different or older MCP then you'll see that kind of error, even if the external version is unique. To solve this in the past I have literally just hit build on the same package multiple times until my internal version number was high enough. 

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SSMOD@Soti
6 years ago

Hello James,

Can you please let me know if you are creating the update for the existing package? In such cases, you can access into Package Studio and Rebuild the Package, and change the Version string, into a number that is higher than in currently stated error. It will allow you to create the update for the existing package.

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