Android “Not_Market_Managed” error - android

I have published my app in alpha mode. But i am getting this response while licensing my application. I have set the test accounts as well.I have set the License Test Response as "Licensed". But still getting the Not_Market_Managed error.Please help

Make sure you have incremented your version code in your app build.gradle file. If you are trying to publish a new version of your app and the version code is the same, you cannot publish.

I had a similar story. In my case, I added a new flavor and applicationIdSuffix so the package name changed. I thought that the problem was that the application was not uploaded into the play market but when uploading it got an error :
"Upload failed
Your APK needs to have the package name _my_old_packagename_ ". Then I commented out the applicationIdSuffix and the problem was solved. The application did not even need to be uploaded since the application ran under the published account.

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App Center force update for Android not working

i am trying to implement the force update feature using app center, i have followed their documentation found here and it doesnt seem to work at all
here's the code inside the App Class
AppCenter.start(
getApplication(), {APP SECRET HERE}, Crashes::class.java,
Distribute::class.java, Analytics::class.java
)
and i have tried uploading a build like this then downloading first, and after that i uploaded a newer version with higher version code / version name and set the checkbox for "Mandatory Update", i don't get any prompt at all to update when i start the app then.
Found the problem with the appcenter force update, AppCenter Distribute will not work on release mode if debuggable in gradle is set to true.
so make sure to leave it on false at the build type you will be testing on
debuggable false
adding this line before starting AppCenter showed me the logs that clued me to this.
AppCenter.setLogLevel(Log.VERBOSE)

How Can I test Google Actions in Android app?

Using App action test tools in Android Studio for testing Google Actions, I'm getting the error
Preview Creation Error Status Code: 400 Message: Precondition check failed.
The requested Android app package name does not have an associated project
in Play Console. Please create a draft in Play Console and upload an app
with package name 'com.example.yadayada'.
If I try to "upload an app with packagename ..."
I'm getting the error
Upload failed
You have uploaded an APK or Android App Bundle that contains an action schema
document in the manifest file, but the action patterns are not yet allowed.
If you participate in a beta program, you must obtain authorization
for your developer account
Ok, but where and how can i do it ?
Furthermore, I don't have to publish an application, this is just a draft to test the implementation of possible future Slices, and the documentation states that it is possible to do it through the Android Studio plugin.
Ok, got it. Hints here
Create a new application in developer console without actions, and use
its package name in the test application with actions. You can use any package names that you have already registered in Console
android {
defaultConfig {
applicationId "com.example.yadayada.playconsole"
}
}
You need to add this to the manifest file:
<meta-data
android:name="android.app.shortcuts"
android:resource="#xml/shortcuts" />
This is explained in the app actions tutorial and also here: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/shortcuts/creating-shortcuts#static

Android ANR in MyFirebaseInstanceIDService just in one product flavor

In my app I have two product flavors. Both of them used to work fine. Suddenly I started to get ANR error when I try to run the application and the app freezes during start up. The error in Logcat is:
ANR in com.myapp.development
PID: 7937
Reason: executing service com.myapp.development/com.myapp.development.service.MyFirebaseInstanceIDService
The method MyFirebaseInstanceIDService.onTokenRefresh is never called. The app freezes before any of my own code is executed.
The production flavor still works fine.
Everything in the Firebase console is set up correctly. The app is in the Play Store and both flavors used to work.
productFlavors {
production {
applicationId 'com.myapp'
dimension "default"
}
development {
applicationId 'com.myapp.development'
dimension "default"
}
}
As you can see the only difference between the two flavors is the application id. And if I change the application id in the developmnet flavour it starts to work (the app does not freeze).
I tried the following tests:
I change the package id of the development flavor by adding just one letter: 'com.myapp.developmentX'. I also make the corresponding change in google-services.json file . Then the development flavor also starts. But of course Firebase services do not work, because the new application id is not configured in Firebase console.
In the manifest file I remove the MyFirebaseMessagingService and MyFirebaseMessagingService and MyFirebaseInstanceIDService. Then the app still freezes at start up, but the error in logcat changes slightly:
ANR in com.myapp.development
PID: 683
Reason: executing service com.myapp.development/com.google.firebase.iid.FirebaseInstanceIdService
I checked out an old git branch and tried to start it but the problem is still there.
I also tried: Uninstall the app and install again. Clean project. Delete the build directories. Restart the test device. Use the Android emulator. Restart the computer. Restart Android Studio. Update Android Studio to the latest 3.1.4 for Mac. But non of these helped.
It looks like the problem has something to do with the application id and Firebase, but I cannot find what.
Anyone has any ideas?
Update after comments from Shark and sebasira.
In Firebase console I have one single project and there are two applications defined for it - one for each flavour. In that case there is no need of multiple google-services.json, one for each flavour. The file is the same for all flavours and can be places in the root directory :
app/
google-services.json
The file structure is like that:
{
"project_info": {...},
"client": [...],
}
As you see, there is an array of clients. All application IDs (all flavours) are defined in that array. That's why if I download from Firebase the google-services.json file for each application, they are all the same.
Anyway, I tried to put a different google-services.json file for each flavor like that:
app/src/
flavor1/google-services.json
flavor2/google-services.json
But that didn't help.
I was facing exactly same issue, and my app configuration was also exactly similar as yours.
The issue was caused by the latest Facebook SDK I was using in my code, it crashes the Firebase before the app start hence the app goes to ANR.
I set my Facebook SDK version as 4.35.0 and that solved the issue.
Try it out and let me know if it was helpful.

Crashlytics add new applicationIdSuffix

I’m working on CI for android app and for those purpose I’ve created test app.
I’ve added Crashlytics support and a little bit later productFlavors to the app.
My initial package name was ‘com.kagarlickij.myapplication’ ,
Flavours add applicationIdSuffix to the package name (http://prntscr.com/hm0u3s) and result is e.g. ‘com.kagarlickij.myapplication.staging’
If I build app with package name ‘com.kagarlickij.myapplication’ it uploads to Crashlytics fine,
But if I build app with package name ‘com.kagarlickij.myapplication.staging’ new app doesn't appear in Crashlytics.
In both cases console output doesn't have any errors - http://prntscr.com/hm0svq
build.gradle (and the whole app) - https://github.com/kagarlickij/MyApplication/blob/dev/0.3.0/app/build.gradle
Why it goes like this and how it can be fixed?
The answer turned out to be very simple, but not very obvious - you have to run app built with new flavor in emulator at least once and will become available on Crashlytics - http://prntscr.com/hm25sa

Why my signed apk crashes?

I've signed an app with a sign which I've created. I've installed this apk in my phone and this is ok, but when I've tried to open the app crashes (doesn't show any activity), and it doesn't give me the posibility to watch the log (this dialog doesn't have the report button)
The problem is the sign which I've signed the app. I've tested with other sign and the app opens perfectly. I can't post any information about the creation of the sign, but only I can say I've used:
Letters and _ character in alias
Letters, numbers and - character in password
50 in years
and Letters in name
others field are blank.
The main problem is that the app is published in the google play, so How I can publish a new signed apk without to unpublish this app and create a new app?
Cleaning the project solved the problem in my case.
For anyone getting this in a react-native environment, remember to bundle your js before generating the signed APK.
Easy to forget if you're using something like Android Studios GUI 🙃
Delete "gen" folder from the Project then Cleaning the project
In my case, I had to change the minifyEnabled to false in build.gradle
buildTypes {
release {
minifyEnabled false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android-optimize.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
}
}
You can see this publish APK and its details like version code and version name and etc. in you developer account on google play
There is one button "Upload new APK"
Click on "Upload new APK" Button
Upload new sign APK with bug fixed
deactive current APK
Active new apk
Note : Don't change package name for new APK
Another possible cause (as was the case for me) is using the wrong JDK/JRE version when building your signed APK.
If you're using Eclipse, check Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs and see which one is checked as the default. Android is not yet compatible with Java 8.
I had the same problem today and for me it turned out the reason was:
I used void blaMethod() in my Java code which I tried to call by onClick methods of XML Buttons. I had to learn that these methods need to be public void ... - I usually do that, but this time I got a little sloppy.
The strange thing is: my unsigned APK worked perfectly fine on all my devices, but the signed one just crashed when using those methods (could not find method (view) in a parent or ancestor context). Don't get why that is...
May this help someone!
Greets
You can simply create a new keystore if you are in testing
Or simply in my case retype the password

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