I can do this in the Flurry Android SDK by using FlurryAgent.SetVersionName, however there seems to be no equivalent in iOS. I've tried using the 'setAppVersion' method but it doesn't work.
The iOS function for setting the version is setAppVersion
. This needs to be called before the Flurry session begins. Here is the documentation.
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