Update package

[kauemurakami]

Sorry for the lack of updates, I've been away from programming for a while, perhaps because new versions of Flutter or packages in your projects are conflicting with internal project packages. I will look into the package as soon as I have some time.
I know that some users have looked for alternatives, but maybe this will work for new users. My goal is to keep the use of this app update approach simple and allow for customization possibilities.

[laimonas]

Hi, @kauemurakami any chance you will upgrade packages any time soon as in this pull request?
https://github.com/kauemurakami/app_version_update/pull/65/files#diff-8b7e9df87668ffa6a04b32e1769a33434999e54ae081c52e5d943c541d4c0d25

[kauemurakami]

With your help I managed to upload the new version.
Credits to @SaqibWani273, @CaoGiaHieu-dev

I confess that I haven't had time to test it yet because I've been away from home for a while and using the company's Mac equipment, but I trust you <3 (lol)
I await any feedback.

There was a conflict when accepting the PR from both, one because it was a bit older, and the other because they were the same version. Since we changed a widget model for the alert dialog, I decided to upload version 6.1.3 directly to 6.2.0. I did this quickly from where I am, but I'll find a way to test it soon, as I now have a way to test via iOS.

[kauemurakami]

When testing via simulator on macOS, it redirected me to Safari, but it still shows that there's a new version. Can anyone who tested it on iOS tell me if it takes you to the Apple Store or if it's redirecting you to Safari?

In our web scraping, we look for the trackViewUrl to get the Apple Store link to create the deep link, but this trackViewUrl seems to no longer exist when accessing via the Apple Store app page. This might be a problem for iOS users; the same may be happening with changes to the Play Store pages for creating deep links.