error while uploading .apk on google play - android

I have developed an app which is already in market, now I am trying to upload new version of that app but every time an error is occurring, can anybody tell me solution I am attaching my screenshot of google play.Below are images

In Google play they maintain the Hierarchy of version code.
In your case you published version 5 apk already if you want to upgrade just change the new apk version to 6 and upload it to Google play.You can't directly jump from 5 to 8 version.
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Does the app can upload with version 3 and version code 2 for the first time?

I have to upload my Testing.apk to google play store with
version code 2
version name 3.1
for the first upload.
Does google allow to upload like that without start from version number ?
And after upload can I install on all the devices that already installed previous un uploaded app.
Yes you can upload any apk starting with any version code, just make sure it is greater than any existing apk version code that was previously uploaded to the Google Play. If you have distributed your release apk with version 1 directly to users, yes they will be able to update their app from the play store.

Apk upload on Google Play developer console not working

Strange problem here. I have a deployed application on Google Play. From Google Play Developer Console I'm trying to update the current version of my app with the new apk (version code 22 vs version code 21), however, upload fails with a generic "Upload error" message. I already tried to launch lint command and it builds the project without any error. Does anybody have any idea? Thanks
By contacting the Google Support, they told us that the problem could be related to our DexGuard version. After updating the library to last version (8.1.23), we regenerated the apk and uploaded it without any problem :)
I have also faced same issue few days before. I have solved it by just changing version code and upload it again.
Now if you upload apk with version code 22, change it to 23 and upload it again, hopefully your issue will resolved.

How to autoupdate android app without going to playstore like facebook doing?

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.

Download an APK which is uploaded in Alpha version play store

My app is already published.Now I wish to update it with newer version,But I did some serious changes so I wish to check it first in alpha version.
I uploaded my apk with next version in alpha,It is completely 24 hours,But still now It is not showing in playstore,In playstore my old app version is present.
I have logged in with tester-id which I have added to google-group(tester).
I am not trying to download old apk,
But trying to download the apk which I have uploaded in alpha testing.
the app which is in production have version 6.
and I uploaded version 7 in alpha testing.when I am opening the tester link with tester id,I expect it should show me my app with latest version(ie. version 7).
But still it showing version 6.
Can any one tell me how do I download it,As I am not able to find it?
I found solution, you cant find your app using search box, you can use generated direct link only.
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Not able to publish updated version of app in Google Play Store

I already had a version (versioncode=2) in Google Store. Yesterday after doing some changes, when I tried publishing the app, i am getting below error message and not able to publish the updates. Any idea how can I fix it?
This configuration cannot be published for the following reason(s):
Version 2 is not served to any device configuration: all devices that might receive version 2 would receive version 3.
Some devices are eligible to run multiple APKs. In such a scenario, the device will receive the APK with the higher version code.
FYI, the new version is versioncode=3
You need to "Deactivate" the current apk in order to actually publish the new apk.
Deactivate the 2 version on the Google Play.
All this says is that version 3 is applicable for all devices that version 2 is applicable for. This means version 2 is obsolete.
If you check closely, when you upload your APK there is no option to Publish to production, only Save as Draft. This happened to me last night and drove me crazy. Now, in the morning I uploaded the new APK again and the Publish to production button was there! I don't what caused this issue but now it's fine.

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