I am using flutter to release my android app and using this command to upload a build : flutter build appbundle --obfuscate --release --split-debug-info=/Users/foxtom/StudioProjects/project_name/build --build-name=1.0.0 --build-number=1 And i see this device for example that is excluded in my Play Console…
This is my fault because it was my first time publishing an app and I didn’t read all the documentation. I basically generated an .aab file without actually creating a keystore file. I published the app and nothing warned me…
I updated the target API level (targetsdkversion) of the project from 33 to 34. The build process was successful.My build was successful then upload the app bundle. Warning Message Image: The error message is still showing after updates in inbox…
In our react-native app, Google Play says "Remove Full-screen intent permission or submit declaration", so I checked my AndroidManifest.xml, but there was no USE_FULL_SCREEN_INTENT permission, upon further inspection, I found out that we are using @notifee/react-native which is using USE_FULL_SCREEN_INTENT…
I am a developer and I am in charge of uploading new versions of an application developed with react-native. I am going to release a modification and this modification makes that for previous versions of the application some things stop…
I use react-native 0.69.7, got this email: com.google.android.play:core has added this note for core:1.9.0: Update your Play Core Maven dependency to an Android 14 compatible version! Your current Play Core library is incompatible with targetSdkVersion 34 (Android 14), which introduces…
I published an app on Google Play. Everywhere the logo is fine, but when I install app on physical device from Google Play, it does not show the full logo of my app. Weird behaviour, kind of like it zooms…
despite the fact that my app has nothing to do with users data security (a simple credit calculation app), every time I publish it on the Google Play console, I get this message: build.gradle(:app): plugins { id 'com.android.application' } android…
For example I use Firebase Crashlytics in my apps and I need to set that my apps collect crash logs. I have two options (Collected and Shared) there but which one should I choose or both? Also If I choose…
I'm encountering an issue with my React Native app when deploying it to the Google Play Store for production release. The app utilizes the react-native-otp-verify library for auto-reading OTP messages. While the functionality works perfectly in local development, I'm facing…