Google Play notes on the shelves

I recently worked on Google Play, which is now in the Open beta phase (then the Global starter ~ ~). The access work is complete, this article records the post-shelf notes.

Open test

Open testing refers to the open testing of all players, the player can be linked or other means to obtain the test qualification, and download the game to test.

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1. Get the test link in google background and send the link to a friend: Https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cosmosbox.strikehero

(the link can be made into a QR code, so that a friend can sweep to open this link.) ）

2, open this link (recommended to use the browser), click to join the test

3, after adding the test, you can download the installation, (if it is a tester, can be directly downlad)

Installation

After becoming a test user, click Install app to install it.

You can view progress in the Google Play app

Other installation methods:

• If you're already a tester, access the game's information page on a webpage, add a wishlist, and install it in the Play store.
• If you're already a tester, access the game's information page on a webpage, click Install, and push it to the play store on your phone to install it.

Publishing Principles

The version number to be published is larger than the previous version number, for example: 1.6.190.1372->1.6.190.1373 or 1.6.190.1372->1.6.191.1

For example: The old build number is: 1372, then the new build number >1372 can be published as follows

Upload to Google

1. Open Google Play developer console https://play.google.com/apps/publish/

2, positioning to specific applications, select APK, upload a new version, upload completed, choose to save and publish

3, the test version to upgrade to the official version is also in this page operation.

Problem

If your system or region does not support Google payments, you will not be able to make a purchase, and the SDK prompts you when you purchase the product.

This device is not compatible

Google Play tips are incompatible with this device when the user installs it, possibly due to:

• Permissions required by the app this device does not have
• The app requires a system version that does not match
• The app requires a screen size that doesn't match
• Mobile phone's operator area
• Can a mobile phone's ROM support a paid app download for Google Play?

List of supported devices : see the app-supported devices list in the developer backend

Workaround:

Method One: Try to push through the web version of the installation, open the Web page on the PC, click Install, push to install on the phone.

Method Two: Set--Apply--google play--erase Google Play store data, hang up the support area VPN retry

Payment issues

Error code: Code 3 message:billing unavailable

Error code for Google: http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_reference.html

Workaround:

See if the system supports paid apps:

Step: Open the Google Play store to see if a paid app is available.

If the system itself supports the purchase of paid apps

1. Settings-app--google Play Store-clear Google play Stroe program data and cache

2. Cancel Location Service: Cancel location service in Settings, including send location to Google

3. Use the Google support Payment area VPN (except mainland China, Macau), open Google Store, login account.

4. Open the app and buy again.

If the system does not support the purchase of paid apps, then please do it yourself. (Hint: ROOT, install Google frames, etc.)

Google Play notes on the shelves