@MathieuA, on my phone, I’m running Android 6.0.1, so I don’t think the issue is coming from there.
Otherwise, here’s what I have:
I click on « Install » and then I get:
And that’s it. No information.
For info, I just reinstalled version 1.4.5 that I had and it works.
Did you uninstall the old version first?
I think I changed the certificate, that’s the only thing that could prevent you from installing it on such a recent version 
Thank you both, but I did indeed uninstall the old version. How do I remove the certificate?
I didn’t touch anything. For the link, no I don’t have it. I had the APK in my downloads so I tested it.
The manifest hasn’t changed @Domnis
If you uninstalled the old version before @isokar I don’t see what could cause a problem! As @Domnis said, try re-downloading the apk… because I’m out of ideas…
I just re-downloaded it and it’s still the same. To clarify, on the tablet I tried, there has never been any other version, it was the first time.
Well, I just have to wait for the new version to be deployed 
Yes, I just checked. I also removed V1.4.5 from the directory to avoid interference.
I’m stuck now.
Is anyone else having this issue?
I’ve never had the problem personally… Even less on such a recent version of Android!
I have no idea
I didn’t make huge changes between the two versions!
Is it possible that there has been corruption on Git since you set it up?
I compiled and installed it without any problems.
How did you compile?
I got my wires crossed again.
I was talking about the current dev version
This has probably already been asked, but there are more than 380 posts, no time to read them all…
Is an iOS app planned? Is anyone working on it?
Is an iOS app planned? Anyone working on it?
I’m working on it. I’ve been at it for 3 days now, so I’m making progress little by little…
Yeah! Thanks for the info, and for the work done/to be done!
Cool! Which tech?
React Native! I do web development, so that’s the closest for me 
I’m not too crazy about Swift though ^^
I wanted to start one of these four.
I hadn’t started the process because @pierre-gilles was more interested in Ionic…
We should get our violins in tune so as not to duplicate efforts 
A public repo otherwise?
Personally, I would have preferred to do native 
I really don’t like multi-platform technologies.. I find they never adapt correctly and create more bugs than anything else ^^
