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Error sending apk to google play

JorgeFrade_Martínez

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ErwinSoekianto

Jorge,

What AppStudio Desktop version did you use to make this build? Did you use Cloud Make to build the APK? Did you sign your APK with a store certificate when you build this using Cloud Make? '

The unsigned android build is referred to as debug APKs, when a certificate is not supplied, the APK gets automatically signed using a developer debug certificate available on the build machine, Google Play Store refers this APK as a debuggable APK. So you need to go to Settings > Platforms > Android > Sign Package. Sign your app—AppStudio for ArcGIS | Documentation

Regarding the target API level, you can change this in the appinfo.json, the property is called deployment > android > targetSdkVersions. It looks like you have changed or set this value, you can either change it or if you just remove that property so that the Cloud Make service can take care of that automatically. Edit appinfo—AppStudio for ArcGIS | Documentation

Thank you,

Erwin

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leonacrawford

I had the same problem as you, fortunately someone helped us to fix it inat tv pro apk modsuper

ErwinSoekianto

Jorge,

What AppStudio Desktop version did you use to make this build? Did you use Cloud Make to build the APK? Did you sign your APK with a store certificate when you build this using Cloud Make? '

Thank you,

Erwin

RobertBorchert

You need to disable debugging on your app first

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