Due to some reason, I do not wish to publish the already reviewed, App on Play Store. (Let's call this the buggy version - v1.0.3(5))
I have a new version uploaded with bugs fixed and version updated - v1.0.4(6)
I have Managed Publishing turned on.
What will be the behaviour after I click on publish changes. (When both versions are ready to publish).
Note: I do not want any user to use the buggy version - v1.0.3(5)
After the review of newer version 1.0.4(6), the older version does not show up in ready to publish changes.
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Noticed this very strange behavior with my android application
Installed app from play store with version name 3.1 App is working
fine.
Due to new correction,I've installed App via USB connection or by
sharing apk files with same version name.
App is working fine with newly added features but
After certain time/days i found that the newly added feature is
gone and I'm using the play store version...
Additional info:
The same issue occurred in android version 11,12,9 followed by the above process.
However, I have no idea why would it is happening and how to prevent this behavior.
visited this below link for the similar issue and found nothing related to my issue.
Why does Android app rolls back to a previous version after device shutdown?
My guessing is your play store has a function that called update automatically which is opend,your apk on Phone is version behind the play store version
Found the solution for this Silly Issue.
from last one month i observed that my release apk which is not in production but has the same version name was auto updated to production version i it is for all the apk user.
I tried to disable the of google play store setting of auto update and after few day is not replaced by the production version.
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A few weeks ago, I've changed an App from internal testing to open testing on Google play. Lets call it build 20. Since then a few updates have been published and now the current version is build 27.
Yesterday I've noticed that if you download the app from Google Play, you'll get build 20 installed. The question now is: How can you ensure that Google Play delivers the most recent version when installing the app? Is there a way to force it?
A workaround to get the latest version is to visit the "My apps and games" section at the play store app, where the just freshly installed app shows up under available updates. Pushing the "update" button installs the app's latest version (build 27). However, it would be nice if the Play store would deliver the most recent version during initial installation. Do you have any ideas how to make this happen?
When you change from the Internal or Open testing stage to the Production stage, make sure that Staged roll-out is 100%
Of course, it takes several hours to distribute all new users or existing users
I have implemented google In-app updates in my android project. There are two ways of implementing the in-app update.
1. Immediate and 2 Flexible.
I am using Flexible mode to update the app.
Now There is 1.0.7 version of my app exist in google play store which is updated one.I have retained version 1.0.3 in my app for testing purpose. Mean while There are five versions like 1.0.3, 1.0.4, 1.0.5, 1.0.6 and last 1.0.7 (which is latest version).
When I create signed apk and then it show alert to update the app in flexible mode, when I go for the update, after updating I restart the app and then it shows version 1.0.5 not the latest version which is on playstore (1.0.7).
Can anyone please tell me why it's not updating latest version(1.0.7).
Thanks in advance.
I want to update code without going to play store and doing manually update.
So what should i do? Anyone have a idea about it
Have you increased the version code and version number in the App level gradle file. When you increase the version google play store automatically checks the installed version on your device and the version uploaded on the Google Play store. If uploaded version is greater than installed version it automatically updates the App.
What happens to auto-update in Google Play if an old APK version is made active?
Scenario:
My current (and published) version is 5.11
The previous version is 5.10
If I deactivate 5.11 and activate the older 5.10 version, what will happen to users that have auto update activated and currently have 5.11? Will they auto downgrade?
No, they will keep their current version. The only way for them to get 5.10 is to uninstall and then re-install from the store. If you released a bad update, you can re-compile and re-release the old version with a higher version number (5.12).