Prepare for 2.0

[maurhofer-ubique]

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  • Updated the app version to 2.0.0 and the version code to 2000000.

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Walkthrough

This update signifies a major milestone, transitioning the application from version 1.5.3 to 2.0.0. This leap not only reflects significant enhancements and potentially new features but also a substantial change in the versioning scheme, with the version code escalating dramatically from 153 to 2000000. This change might indicate a new direction or a major overhaul in the app's development strategy.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
android/gradle.properties	Updated version name from 1.5.3 to 2.0.0 and version code from 153 to 2000000.

🐇✨
To 2.0.0 we hop, a major leap,
From 1.5.3, the jump so steep.
With code now set at two mil' strong,
Our app evolves, it sings a new song.
🚀🎉
Celebrate we, this milestone grand,
In digital fields, hand in hand.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between aeeb65a and ede6859.

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• android/gradle.properties (1 hunks)

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android/gradle.properties (1)

• 34-35: The update of VERSION_NAME to 2.0.0 and VERSION_CODE to 2000000 correctly reflects a major version change, adhering to semantic versioning principles. This significant increase in the version code ensures that the new version is recognized as a substantial update over previous versions in the Android ecosystem. It's important to ensure that all related documentation and any version-dependent logic within the app are also updated to reflect these changes.