RAF Version, how to update?

You already have the latest. RAF 2.2 (build 15) returns version string of "2.0215".
The library updates itself automatically - akin to channels - there is no need to do manual installation steps.

Thanks for the info.  I know RAF is automatically updated but I hope you understand my confusion when the log version doesn't match the documentation.

"tim_beynart" wrote:
... I hope you understand my confusion when the log version doesn't match the documentation.

Yes, i do. Help me bisect further, do you also find confusing what getVersion() returns for firmware?

Brightscript Debugger> ? createObject("roDeviceInfo").getVersion()
297.70E04116A

At "7.70", that's major version "7", dot, minor "70" - where the release docs talk about "7.7"

ha! I haven't seen that, I just go to the "About" page on the home screen where it's translated into the friendly "7.7.0".

The string returned by GetVersion has evolved over the years.  I was going to point the OP to the GetVersion docs to show how the RAF version string jived with the GetVersion firmware version string, but it no longer does.  It used to be that GetVersion would return version 7.7 as "7.07".  At some point between v6.3 (which returned "6.03") and now something changed (maybe the addition of a sub-minor version?).

While we're discussing GetVersion, what comes after major version 9 since there's only one character allocated for the major version?  🙂

-JT

"renojim" wrote:
While we're discussing GetVersion, what comes after major version 9 since there's only one character allocated for the major version?  🙂

"A"? :twisted:
you may think gives us only 6 more major versions after that (ABCDEF)... but what if we are using hexatrigesimal (base 36) system?

"tim_beynart" wrote:
ha! I haven't seen that, I just go to the "About" page on the home screen where it's translated into the friendly "7.7.0".

Ditto for RAF: go to the "Channel Info" maintenace screen by using key combo HHHUULRLRL (3xhome, 2xup, left right left right left) and look for the "Roku Ads Library" line