I have been working to build an app and I deployed it only for testers(internal testers).
yesterday I have done building the app and I want to publish it,
unfortunately, the version code is wrong the version code now is (3033 (2.8.0))
and I want to reset it can you guide me on how can I start from version
1.0.0
Thanks in advance
I contact support they don't allow me to reset the version code until the date of my answer
they reply:
I checked into it and the Play Console doesn’t currently support resetting the version codes.
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My app is in review, received a note stating non-compliant SDK version and I need to deactivate the "wrong" release and upload a new version without the SDK. I haven't found any option to remove it. Is it possible to deactivate releases that are in review? Can you confirm if it's enough to upload new release or am I missing something?
Please Help Me Fix this issue.
Recently when I updated my application(OXOO movies streaming app) I receive this email from Play Console:
Your app contains content that doesn’t comply with the Device and Network Abuse policy. We found your app is using a non-compliant version of an SDK which contains code to download or install applications from unknown sources outside of Google Play.
The SDK can be identified using the classname com.dcastalia.localappupdate.DownloadApk.
Affected Version(s):
App Bundle:3, App Bundle:3, App Bundle:3
But I have checked everything but have not found anything like this in the application.
Please give me some advice to fix this.
It is really important for me to release an update.
remove
implementation 'com.github.Piashsarker:AndroidAppUpdateLibrary:1.0.3'
from your build.gradle
I found some bugs in my code and need to submit a new version.
How do I remove or cancel the old version that is in review in Google Play Console?
I am hoping to not waste Google's time to review something that is already outdated.
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I got the same issue you got when uploading two releases at the same time which both of them were in review mode, the simple answer is "You don't have to worry, the latest version uploaded will get published on Google Play"
You cannot remove versions of your app that you have published on the Google Play console. You can only halt releases for ones that have only been partially rolled out.
Instead, just submit the new version on the track and it will override the version that is in review. As it has a higher version code so it will replace the old version after it has been reviewed and users will download the new version.
I've spent the last two days trying to submit my app to the App Store. I get the message below:
ITMS-90338: Non-public API usage - The app references non-public symbols in Frameworks/Flutter.framework/Flutter: _kCTFontOpticalSizeAttribute. If method names in your source code match the private Apple APIs listed above, altering your method names will help prevent this app from being flagged in future submissions. In addition, note that one or more of the above APIs may be located in a static library that was included with your app. If so, they must be removed. For further information, visit the Technical Support Information at http://developer.apple.com/support/technical/
Here's what Ive done so far:
a) I've scoured my code for any reference to Font Sizes - I had some that were constants - I changed the constant name to:
k_fontSizeMyName
b) I tried to download the latest flutter sdk version
c) I rebuilt my entire keychain.
Im so desperate right now. im tired.
What do I do?
the internet has no mention of this bug.
I've got the same message several times from the App Store Team a few minutes ago.
I think the problem was the Flutter SDK version...!
I used to use the latest version(Flutter SDK version 1.12.3-pre.26) at first but changed the Flutter SDK version to 'v1.9.1+hotfix.3' and the problem is resolved!!!
I solved the problem with the following instruction below:
Switching Flutter SDK version to 'v1.9.1+hotfix.3' with the command:
flutter version v1.9.1+hotfix.3
Archive and upload again ...
Problem Solved!!!!!! 🤩
This may be a recently-introduced Skia regression.
The code was included in Flutter v1.12.3, so v1.12.2 on the dev channel should work.
Flutter's Bad Build wiki page will be updated when there is a fix for this issue.
Update: This has been resolved in Flutter v1.12.5.
Since there have been a lot of problems with flutter recently(when I tried the fix mentioned in another answer I different error) I though I should include this https://github.com/flutter/flutter/releases
Just type flutter version [version code]
I am trying to figure out how to force the user to use the app only if he has the last update of it( So the app should check if the local and store version are the same). I've seen this feature in some apps. Found this plugin : https://www.npmjs.com/package/nativescript-store-update. It works great on iOS but it does not work at all on Android, so I am clueless right now on how to do this. Any help would be much appreaciated. Thanks
While not sure about forcing to update the store version, you can use the newly introduced AppSync functionality to create mandatory updates for your codebase. See this blog post for details or just search for nativescript-app-sync