#RENAME IT STABLE VERSION APK#

Review your draft release, make any necessary additional changes, and select Save.In the “Release overview” section, select View release dashboard.Tip: Use the search bar if you can’t find your release.Next to the release you want to roll out, select the right arrow to open the Release details page.Open Play Console and go to the Releases Overview page.Prerequisite: Before you can roll out your release, make sure you've set up your app's store listing, prepared your app for review on the App content page, and set up your app’s prices. This will replace any existing release notes that you may have entered. On the next screen, selecting a release will copy the release notes and any translations into the text box for further editing. To copy release notes from a previous release, select Copy from a previous release. Note: You can enter release notes using up to 500 Unicode characters per language. The release notes description can take up multiple lines. When entering text, make sure the language tags are on separate lines from the release notes. When you return to the Prepare release page, the latest set of languages will be shown in the text box. To change your app's supported languages, you must first add translations. Language tags will be shown in the text box for each language your app supports. Add release notes and manage translationsĪdd the description for your app's release between the relevant language tags. Release notes shouldn't be used for promotional purposes or to solicit actions from your users.

Let your users know about recent updates that you've made in this release of your app. Select a section heading below for more information. Note: Once you publish an app to an open track, its key is fixed. When you've finished preparing your release, select Review release.To save any changes you make to your release, select Save.For more information on any of these fields, select the matching section heading under “Prepare” below.You will not be able to use any previously uploaded app versions.These users will need to uninstall and reinstall the app to receive updates. Internal and closed track users who already installed your app will no longer receive updates.Before changing your key, understand that: In the 'App integrity' section, click Change app signing key. Optional: If this is the first time you’re creating a release, you have the option to change your app signing key.Note: Apps created before August 2021 can add app bundles or APKs for app updates.If this is your first release for this app, follow the instructions to configure Play App Signing.Follow the on-screen instructions to prepare your release:.Tip: For more information on testing, go to set up an open, closed, or internal test. These may be listed on the Dashboard page. Note: If Create new release is disabled, you may have outstanding setup tasks to complete.Near the top right of the page, click Create new release.Internal testing (Testing > Internal testing).To create a new track, click Create track. Note: To create a release on an existing closed testing track, select Manage track.Closed testing ( Testing > Closed testing).

Open Play Console and go to the track you want to start your release on:.

Important: You must have the Release apps to testing tracks permission to create a new release.

Production: Production releases are available to all Google Play users in your chosen countries.

Internal testing: Internal testing releases are available to up to 100 testers that you choose.

Closed testing: Closed testing releases are available to a limited number of testers that you choose, who can test a pre-release version of your app and submit feedback.

Users can join tests from your store listing.

Open testing: Open testing releases are available to testers on Google Play.

You can create a release on three different testing tracks or to production: Step 1: Create a releaseĪ release is a combination of one or more app versions that you'll prepare to launch an app or roll out an app update.

#RENAME IT STABLE VERSION APK#

With a release, you can manage your app's Android App Bundle (or APK for apps created before August 2021) and then roll out your app to a specific track. To know more, read The Future of Android App Bundles is here, on the Android Developers Blog. New apps larger than 150MB can use either Play Asset Delivery or Play Feature Delivery. Starting August 2021, new apps are required to publish with the Android App Bundle on Google Play.

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