You cannot update an existing app w/o changing its version code. Each time you update your app, you should increment its version code by 1. The version code is not externally visible to the user, and is used only as a means of versioning your application. You can update an existing app w/o changing its … Read more
You can solve it by changing the value of android:authorities in your AndroidManifest.xml file. The reason for the error is that another application installed on your device already uses that same value for android:authorities.
You can try following steps Open up android/app/build.gradle Set def enableProguardInReleaseBuilds = true this would enable Progaurd to compress the Java Bytecode. This reduces the app size by a tad bit Set def enableSeparateBuildPerCPUArchitecture = true . Android devices support two major device artitectures armebi and x86. By default RN builds the native librariers for … Read more
Add these values to your .gradle: signingConfigs{ debug{ keyAlias ‘your key alias’ keyPassword ‘your keypassword’ storeFile file(‘keystore path’) storePassword ‘your storepassword’ } } buildTypes { debug{ signingConfig signingConfigs.debug } } The keystore path in the file will be something like E:/xxx/xxx/xx.keystore.
Read the documentation from Google itself The steps should be simple to follow. Please follow this doc from google for complete publishing details In short,complete steps in a nutshell(I am assuming you use eclipse/android sdk): 1. Check android_manifest.xml and verify that android:debuggable attribute is set to false in your manifest file 2. Check the android:versionCode … Read more
(assuming you can obtain access to the raw apk file – which you usually can, if you know or make an educated guess of its name and location, even though you can’t list the contents of /data on a non-rooted phone) You could open the apk as a zip file and filter the ascii text … Read more
I had this issue when I was trying to install apk on emulator and I was always getting error messages that I need to uninstall the old version of my app’s apk. I solved it like this: 1. File -> Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment. 2. Instant Run -> disable “Enable Instant Run to hot … Read more
Just link to the apk file in the HTML. It couldn’t be any simpler. <a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2328459/path to my .apk file”>link</a> You will have to have “install apps from unknown sources” enabled on your phone.
For me the problem was I had the same application already installed with another key. Uninstalling the old application solved the problem, as noted here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10280878
Please check this. when we send adb install-multiple apk1 apk2 … it calls this code install-multiple std::string install_cmd; if (_use_legacy_install()) { install_cmd = “exec:pm”; } else { install_cmd = “exec:cmd package”; } std::string cmd = android::base::StringPrintf(“%s install-create -S %” PRIu64, install_cmd.c_str(), total_size); for (i = 1; i < first_apk; i++) { cmd += ” ” … Read more