This is a bug fix update, which addresses the following issues:
- #41 - Updates are now appropriately being "ignored" when they are associated with an app store version other than the one which the end-user is currently running. This was always the intended behavior, but it was regressed with a feature release. Therefore, if the end-user is running v1.0.0 of your app, and the app queries CodePush for an update, it will only accepts updates that have been explicitly "tagged" as v1.0.0. Older versions were already ignored (for obvious reasons), and with this update, so are newer versions (e.g. v1.0.1), since it isn't clear that they would work with the end-users running version of the app binary.
- #38 - If the JS bundle in the app binary is newer then the JS bundle from the latest CodePush update, it will be used instead of simply always using the CodePush update when one is available. This behavior is necessary so that if an end-user updates the app from the store (or whatever other means they could acquire a newer IPA file), the contents of that update will take precedent as long as it's newer. Thanks @qingfeng for handling this PR!
This release has been published to NPM and is the recommended version for all developers.