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Problem

RemoteConfigStore.buildStoreKey keyed the stored remote settings by host | applicationId | service | env | version, with version being the app version. Every app upgrade therefore found no stored entry. The first session after the upgrade was drawn on the init values and reported no settings version, until the next session read the freshly fetched copy.

Change

• The key no longer includes the app version. An installed app runs one version at a time, so the previous release's stored settings are the better answer for the first session after an upgrade.
• This matches the iOS SDK, whose cache key leaves the application version out for the same reason.
• Entries written under the old key are no longer read. The first session after upgrading the SDK uses the init values once.

Verification

• node scripts/unit-node/run.mjs: 280 passed.
• New tests:
  • the key is the same across app versions;
  • the key still separates applications and environments;
  • values stored under 1.0.0 are read under 2.0.0.
• Negative control: with context.version back in the key, the 2 version tests fail.
• The hvigor build gate (scripts/ci-check.sh) was not run locally.

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[Fiona2016]

Ran scripts/ci-check.sh locally against this branch (the build-gate job is disabled in CI): all hvigor HAR/HAP builds succeed.

[Fiona2016]

Superseded by #47: the same change cherry-picked onto main and released as 0.7.1 through the usual main → publish path.