I'm currently integrating an app (a game) with Google Play Games Services. I'm wondering why it is necessary to have a separate title and description for the app there as well as the main app listing form?
Where is this data displayed?
Yes it is necessary to have this information.
The data is displayed in another application from google called "Google Play Games". You can download "Google Play Games" from the regular Google Play Store.
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I'm a developer working on a private app for my customer. The app has already been uploaded to the Google Play Store as a private app using the Google Play Console (Managed Google Play was used).
I found that it is possible to publish private apps through the Google Play Custom App Publishing API (https://developers.google.com/android/work/play/custom-app-api/publish) which significantly reduces the publishing time.
Is it possible to use the Google Play Custom App Publishing API to update the app if the app was publish with the Google Play Console?
If yes, is there any good example how to do this?
The answer is no, it's not possible.
If the app was published using the Google Play Console (even if it was Managed Google Play) the Google Play Custom App Publishing API can't be used.
I had to unpublish my app in the Google Play Console and upload it using the Google Play Custom App Publishing API with a different app ID.
The Amazon app store requires that apps on their store don't contain Google Play Services. The app i'm working on uses Play Services in lots and lots of places. I'm trying to disable play services rather than create a separate branch with all of the Play Services functionality removed. Is this possible?
The current problem is that a dialog pops up with the title of this question as the message. Is it possible to disable that dialog, or destroy it before it is displayed to the user?
If I wanted to publish my app to the Amazon App Store for example, would Google Play Services work on that version of the app? Or does Google require apps to be downloaded from the Google Play Store exclusively to be able to connect to Google Play Services?
I guess that if the Play Services App and it's dependencies exist on device it will work. Many ways for this.
On the contrary, what you are going to do with the play-service? Are you allowed to publish such an app to the Amazon? I guess that the most appropriate answer is going to be given by and the terms of their market.
According to the following guide you should change some things before uploading the Supported Services and Features mentions that you should change:
Google Maps -> Use the Amazon Maps API.
Google Cloud Messaging -> Use Amazon Device Messaging.
Google Play In-App Billing -> Use the Amazon In-App Purchasing API.
Google Game Play Services -> Use Amazon GameCircle.
You can use Google Play Services on the device where it is.
Usually, where has Google Play Services installed Google Play.
I just published in app to the Play Store that uses the Google Play Services API. I setup a leaderboard in my developer console, and can successfully publish scores and display the leaderboard in game (along with everyone else's score in my circles, and the public "all-social" leaderboard).
However, when I open the Google Play Games app (or even in my developer console), there doesn't appear to be a way view my leaderboard. Is there a way to view the leaderboard outside of my app? Even if it is through the developer console.
Thanks!
Andrew
The leaderboard can only be viewed in-app, you can only see how many people improved their scores in console and other stadistics.
We release a mobile application last week & for some reason it is not showing up in US Google Play store.
How can we Push It to US Google Play store.
When we publish an App on Google Play Store by default it should show up in all store or we have to manually choose each store it should be available on
Change it to all countries in developer console.