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I’ve already asked Google support about this and they were no help …
In my manifest I have
uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion=”10″
which corresponds to version 2.3.3 however when I publish the app to the market it says that the minimum version required is 2.3.7 and uses that in the filter.
How do I tell the market to use 2.3.3 as the minimum version ??
Thanks.
I suspect your manifest filter entries (or) API used is compatible of 2.3.7 than 2.3.3 (I suspect you might upgraded to 2.3.7) which prevents using 2.3.3 even though you use min-sdk 10.
see this comment from documentation
o use APIs introduced in Android 2.3.3 in your application, you need compile the application against the Android library that is provided in the Android 2.3.3 SDK platform.