First, the larger context:
We're working our way through an issue with Nginx on the server side, and the Okhttp library in our Meteor Cordova Android app.
Issue is discussed here: https://github.com/square/okhttp/issues/2543
Problem summary: Hot code push is broken in the Android app due to the manifest download failing, thanks to the above Nginx / Okhttp hijinks. (We could solve with an Nginx tweak/update but trying to avoid due to other reasons.)
My actual question:
Looking at the newly-released Meteor 1.6.1 (), it looks like it's still specifying a dependency on cordova-plugin-meteor-webapp version 1.4.2. See here.
Cordova.depends({
...
'cordova-plugin-meteor-webapp': '1.4.2'
});
1.4.2 uses Okhttp version 3.1.2, which is problematic for us.
There is, however, a cordova-plugin-meteor-webapp version 1.5.2 which uses Okhttp 3.9.1. See here.
This newer Okhttp version solves our problem, but with Meteor 1.6.1 still specifying cordova-plugin-meteor-webapp 1.4.2, I can't use it.
- Why is the latest release version of Meteor using the older cordova plugin version?
- Is there a way to force it to the newer version (don't think so)?
- Are there plans to use the updated version?
