I’m currently in the process of developing an Android/iOS application, and I’ve reached the stage where I want to conduct internal testing before releasing it to the public. I’ve uploaded my app to the respective app stores’ internal testing platforms (Google Play for Android), but I’ve encountered an issue.
When I check the status of my app on the internal testing platform, it’s displaying "Draft" instead of being available for testing. I’ve followed the guidelines provided by both Google and Apple for internal testing setup, including creating testing groups and assigning testers. However, I can’t seem to figure out why my app remains in "Draft" status.
Here are a few things I’ve already tried:
Double-checked my app’s configurations and settings in the developer console.
Ensured that the build is uploaded and selected for testing.
Verified that my testers have accepted the invitations.
Despite these efforts, I can’t seem to get past the "Draft" status, and my testers are unable to access the app for testing.
Has anyone encountered a similar issue with internal testing on the Google Play platform? If so, could you please provide some guidance on how to resolve this issue and make my app available for testing?
I’d appreciate any insights or tips on how to get past this hurdle. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Your app contains ads, or some package, that uses Advertisement ID permission.
You need to find this in App Content tab and complete declaration
Chances are you are using a firebase dependency and as such, need to update your declaration.
update declarationyes.analyticscheckbox then save.Try submit your app again. You should not have that error.