Fix the oldest_build_allowed parameter use #16
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* The `oldest_build_allowed` was using the `installed_cf_bundle_short_version_string` instead of the `installed_cf_bundle_version` to compare the build number of a Testflight build. * Update the README to include all the parameters available for the plugin
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@joshdholtz Any chance you can take a look into this PR? Thanks. |
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Hey there 👋,
Thanks for creating this plugin 🎉, it's very good! This PR is focused on the following areas:
oldest_build_allowedwas using theinstalled_cf_bundle_short_version_string(2.6.1) instead of theinstalled_cf_bundle_version(1542691006) to compare the build number of a Testflight build.READMEto include all the parameters available for the plugin for a better understanding of the plugin use.