I published my android app in Google play store. Now this app not getting listed, when I search using the app name. But I can see the app if I search using my developer name. I published this app on yesterday. Any chance to solve this problem?
Check if the app is published in beta or alpha version.
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I have updated one of my android apps in Closed Testing Track, App is also reviewed and approved by Google and also published. There is a message that App is available to Selected Testers. But the testers are not able to update the app through Google Play Store. (Testers also joined for beta version from the provided link).
Please give your suggestions.
Clearing the cache on the play store app allowed my users to update to the latest version manually.
Without this, they had to wait for auto-update to roll through.
I solved that problem by increasing in Version Code in Gradle file.
Google states the following regrading there open beta service "For early access apps (new apps that haven't been published to production): Users can find your beta version via search on the Play Store. Once users find your listing, they can install your app normally."
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I published my app to open beta last night but when I log out of any google related service and search on the play store my app is not visible. It is titled Fractal Plus. The opt-in URL seems to work fine.
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/biz.MagiTek.FractalPlus
Anyone know how I can fix this?
The 'Early Access' feature on the Play Store may still be being rolled out to users. On one of my devices the play store does not have an Early Access section yet and I cannot see your app via a search, however on another device I am able to see your app in the play store search results.
I'm developing an application which uses in app purchases with version 3.
And I have added the app as alpha release and published the app on store.
So what I want's to know is after the app is published if I modify some code to test do i have to upload and republish the app to check for results.
Thanks
No you need not republish app unless you want to distribute it to your testers using alpha testing link. You can directly install the apk with modified code on your device to test. Just ensure that the version code and name remains the same as the one installed on the alpha tab.
I have a problem to test my app which is registered on google play console.
I registered it on google play console as the alpha and beta test version.
After a whole day, I can`t find my app on my app page of google play store.
Is this wrong to finding test app on google play store?
I don`t know how to test my app really, because it is the first app for me.
If anyone knows that,
Please help me.
I need to know how to test my app in details
Step by step....
Thanks.
Apps that have been published through the Alpha or Beta but are not yet in Production don't appear in searches.
To install your app (e.g. com.your.app) you must first become a tester for it, then open https://play.google.com/apps/details?id=com.your.app on your Android device and click on the button to install it.
When you release your app to alpha, you are given an opt-in link. Click that link, and/or give that link to any other testers. Once you've clicked that, go to Google Play Store and you should find your app under Menu -> My apps & games -> Library. There you can install it and it will appear in Menu -> My apps & games -> Installed for updates.
I developed and publish some apps to google play using "old" interface. Now I published an app using new interface and seems that all were successful because my app appears as "published". However, previous apps were active in 1h, but now, after 2 days, I am unable to find it in google play and also unable to find any link on any option inside developer console. Is my app published? How could I then know google play link?
How could I then know google play link?
The links for Apps in the Playstore are always built with the same pattern, it looks like this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=YOUR.PACKAGE.NAME
so you can use that link to see if your App is published or not, just replace YOUR.PACKAGE.NAME with the actual name of the package like com.google.android.music
In the new interface you can publish three versions of the app: alpha, beta, release. Check if you published the release version.
So you'll get the link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=COM.PACKAGE.NAME
Check your publish area
Check your Android version
Check your Android device