Google Playは、Appleと比べてアプリの更新に厳格ではない。
Updating your apps distributed via Google Play can be a tricky task, but it is important to follow Google’s guidelines to remain compliant. According to Google Play’s guidelines, apps must not modify, replace or update themselves using any method apart from Google Play’s own update mechanism. This means that downloading executable code, such as dex, JAR, or .so files, from a source apart from Google Play is not permitted.
However, this restriction does not apply to code that runs in a virtual machine or an interpreter that provides indirect access to Android APIs, such as JavaScript in a webview or browser. This means that you can use interpreted languages, such as JavaScript, Python, Lua, etc., to update your app without going through Google Play’s review process. One tool that can help with this process is the Capgo Capacitor plugin. This plugin allows developers to update their HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code and send updates to their apps without the need for review.
Additionally, apps or third-party code that utilize interpreted languages, such as JavaScript, Python, Lua, etc., which are loaded at runtime, must not allow potential violations of Google Play’s policies. It is important to note that this interpreted code should not packaged with the app.
Google Playのポリシーに準拠したアプリの更新を実現し、Google Play上でアプリを利用できるようにするには、以下のガイドラインに従い、Capgo Capacitor プラグインを使用する必要があります。最新のGoogleポリシーのバージョンを確認し、正しく適用することをお勧めします。
Capgo をインストールしてレビューを回避する方法についての詳細は、次の記事でご覧いただけます。
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Capacitorを使用している場合 Google はストアレビューなしでライブアップデートを許可するか？ @__CAPGO_KEEP_0__/__CAPGO_KEEP_1__-in-app-review @capgo/capacitor-アプリ内レビュー @capgo/capacitor-in-app-review @capgo/capacitor-native-market @capgo/capacitor-native-market @capgo/capacitor-native-market @capgo/capacitor-native-market @capgo/capacitor-native-マーケット for the native capability in capgo/capacitor-native-market, and Capacitor オンライン更新: App Store承認ガイド Capacitorの実用的なコンテキストにおけるOTAアップデートのためのアプリストア承認ガイド.
