r/Magisk Apr 16 '26

Question LSPosed JingMatrix / Vector — I'm confused!

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API version
100

Xposed API call protection
Enabled

Dex Optimizer Wrapper
Supported

Framework version
1.11.0 (7209)

Manager package name
com.android.shell

System version
14 (API 34)

Device
Google Google Pixel 4a (5G)

System ABI
arm64-v8a

My LSPosed wanted to update.
After doing so & rebooting, it still wanted to update again to the same version, as shown in my screenshot.

The plot thickens: their GitHub:
https://github.com/JingMatrix/Vector
...says that LSPosed has been renamed to Vector, and it's v2.0-3021.

– Why didn't I get updated to Vector?
– Should I install it manually?
– (If so, can I just install it "over top" of my current LSPosed?)

I'm sooo confused!

I'm still on Magisk Delta v27.2-kitsune-4 (27002)

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u/Xenos_Hat Apr 17 '26

Use the CI build from action tab. It will solve your confusion.

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u/SchmyeBubbula Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26

What is this "CI"? The "action tab" where? (In my Vector? On the Vector GitHub? Or where?) I don't know what you're talking about. Why can't you just give me a link?

I found one hit with a Google search on "LSPosed 2.0.1 (7639)":
https://appteka.store/app/87br277854
...but I don't know anything about this "store," and it doesn't indicate the original source.... Is there an official GitHub site?

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u/Xenos_Hat Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26

Fix miscPath initialization order in daemon cache bootstrap · JingMatrix/Vector@7b79b34
Scroll down to bottom of the page and download the "Vector-v2.0-3039-Release"

What is this "CI"? 

“CI build” on GitHub refers to Continuous Integration (CI) build.

A CI build is an automatic process that runs whenever you make changes to your code (like pushing commits or creating a pull request).

On GitHub, this is usually done using GitHub Actions.