Let’s say you have a low version release and a current release for your app. Let’s also say you’re using crosswalk or another plugin that builds for different device architectures. We can still do it!
It all depends the android version code. If you take a look in your android manifest you’ll see something like:
android:versionCode="102052"
Basically it’s a version code that (among other things) tells google play that this is a new APK. You need to increment this every time you upload a new APK, even if its meant to support the same version!
Here’s the code:
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# in your config xml file
# add the following attribute to "widget"
# should look something like: [/pastacode]
Here's a video to show you how to do it: