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I have developed a few projects that targeted the 2.7 version of Cordova and take advantage of using local storage for various reasons. When I would release an update to the application, local storage would persist and not be cleared during the upgrade/re-installation of the new version of the application. (The users local storage would remain untouched)
However, now I have changed my application to target the 3.0 version of Cordova. Upon installing this "upgraded" version of the application, local storage is cleared entirely from the previous 2.7 version application. Any thoughts on a workaround for this internal to the Icenium application, rather than having to dump the data into a database and have the user re-sync after their app upgrade?
Thanks in advance...
Paul
However, now I have changed my application to target the 3.0 version of Cordova. Upon installing this "upgraded" version of the application, local storage is cleared entirely from the previous 2.7 version application. Any thoughts on a workaround for this internal to the Icenium application, rather than having to dump the data into a database and have the user re-sync after their app upgrade?
Thanks in advance...
Paul
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Hi Paul,
What you observe is expected behavior and there is no way to avoid wiping the local storage data whenever an app is updated. As you have already figured out, you would have to save the user data on a database server (or cloud storage like Everlive) and this way it would be always available even after update.
Regards,
Steve
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What you observe is expected behavior and there is no way to avoid wiping the local storage data whenever an app is updated. As you have already figured out, you would have to save the user data on a database server (or cloud storage like Everlive) and this way it would be always available even after update.
Regards,
Steve
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