android-app-signing

I am trying to test the functionality of google play games on the app I am currently building with Unity. I have opted for the Google's app signing and have access to only the upload Keystore. Is there a way to connect to google play games with a version of the app signed by the upload key so that I don't have to deploy my app everytime I want to test it? Though it's not the ideal workflow, you can upload an APK (signed with your upload key) to an internal or closed test track, and then download the Google re-signed APK when it's available from the test track. Unfortunately, even test track

I've just enrolled in the Google Play App Signing program, which required uploading an encrypted version of the release keystore and had an "optional" step for creating an upload keystore - optional is in quotes, because I think it should be a required step, but anyway, after a successful enrollment, I'm now left with an Upload certificate , which I should somehow use to sign my future app releases. What I've done so far: I created a new keystore from Android Studio, set the store and alias passwords and tried to import the upload_cert.der to the existing alias - failed: keytool -importcert

As Android debug builds get reinstalled when the same phone is connected to different MacBooks, is there any way for all development machines (MacBooks) to share the same debug certificate? It will help to avoid reinstallation on development devices. mick88 Easiest thing to do this would be to check the debug keystore into your project and then reference it in build.gradle like so: signingConfigs { debug { storeFile file('../keystore/debug.keystore') storePassword "android" keyAlias "androiddebugkey" keyPassword "android" } release { // ... } } I think that's possible. Android Studio

After enabling Google App Signing , everytime I try to upload a signed release APK to Play Store I get an error saying The AndroidManifest.xml of the uploaded APK could not be parsed. Was it compiled properly? . Here is the Android Manifest file got from the signed APK with the APK Analyzer tool <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:versionCode="227" android:versionName="4.9" package="com.myproject"> <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="15" android:targetSdkVersion="25" /> <uses-permission android:name="com.google

How can I disable App Signing from Google Play Console for all the apps already uploaded on Play store and for new apps? You can't disable App Signing after being activated as you can read in the image below: Took from official documentation . If you are stucked with it, you can follow the guide i posted here Quoting the @MatPag you can't disable the app signing after activating it from Google Play Console. Here is the quick way to resolve this issue. "CREATE APPLICATION" having the same name which you want to upload before. Click create. After creation of the app now click on the "App

I'm trying to make sense of how to upload an app onto Google Play while using Google Play App Signing. Here is what I did: Created an app Used keytool.exe to generate a key for that app Uploaded the app to Google Play Enrolled in the Google Play App Signing Try to upload the app again without success. It complains that the certificate is not the certificate Upload new APK to Production Upload failed You uploaded an APK that is not signed with the upload certificate. You must use the same certificate. The upload certificate has fingerprint: [ SHA1: 0C:... ] and the certificate used to sign the

I think a lot of developers are trying to learn more about the new Google Play App Signing feature presented at Google I/O 2017. The ability to store the keystore to sign the apps inside Google Play save you the effort to safely store the keystore and can help the system to optimize the APKs served to every device, based on hardware and OS characteristics. You can read more about this topic in the official documentation here : https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing.html#google-play-app-signing . With the following answer, i will explain a bit better the steps you need to