If I understand the plan, we were going to manage to version codes 
ourselves.

As far as Android is concerned, as long as the version code is 
montonically increasing, this is fine.

The androidManifestProperties is an object that is fed into a template, 
that generates XML. Using a string is fine.

This should be fine.
On 1/31/14, 7:37 PM, Austin King wrote:
>
> In lib/apk_project_builder.js:
>
> > @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ _.extend(ApkProject.prototype, {
> >
> >        var androidManifestProperties = {
> >          version: manifest.data.version,
> > -        versionCode: androidify.versionCode(manifest.data.version),
> > +        versionCode: manifest.data.version,
>
> @jhugman <https://github.com/jhugman> is it okay to do this?
>
> |manifest.data.version| will be something like '2147483647' (a string)
>
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