I have published my app on play store. But there are some bugs. When I solve them on android studio and run the app on my mobile from the android studio, play console counts it as uninstall ? How can I stop it as my uninstall counts are increasing way faster due to this?
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I have cordova app.
Earlier I published my app in apk, but yesterday I published my app in aab.
When the update was uploaded, in many android devices there is no Update button in Play Market, only Open button, but the version and date of updating were changed in the page of app in Market. If I delete app from device and install from Play market, and then update aab one more time, there is Update button. But how can I force users with old apk version to update the app if they dont have Update button?
Did anyone face with this problem?
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
My react native android app live in play store (v1.5). and I installed the app in my device and it is working fine, Now I created new release apk(v2.0) and try to install in my device, it is showing error message app not installed. The issue is that, the release apk not updating the previous version downloaded form play store.
if you have any idea about this, please help me,
Thanks
release-apk can not update a app from play store. if you need to install the release-apk you need to uninstall the app from play store. And upload the release-apk to play store then you can update the the previous version as normal.
I developed an android application for in app purchase and also published on google play store.
But i want to test the application in device without installed from google play store.
So, Is it possible to test the in-app purchase without installed from google play store.
If anyone have idea.Please reply.
Thanks in advance..
Google themselves have written a guide on how to test in app billing/purchases (Guide here)
You can manually install your app by "allowing installs from unknown sources" in your options and just opening the apk from the device but the billing testing would still have to go through Play Services.
There is a further limitation that for the testing you need to use a real device and not an emulator but there are perhaps ways to circumvent that restriction.
We are using Trigger.io to package our sencha toucha app for the google play store. The problems comes when we upload an update to the play store. As soon as a user updates his app to a new version it stops working. It only works if you uninstall the previous version and do a fresh install. Can anyone help in this regard?