I'm trying upload an apk to the beta test in fabric but no luck till now, I'm following the official documentation but I can't see the "Distribution screen" section, why?
I just downloaded the last version of the plugin and the only option is to create a new app, I won't create a new one due I already have the crashlytics configured in my app.
I wanna upload my not production apk to the beta test like the tutorial shows.
Click the left-top Button
Create an app, or select an app.
and then off you go!
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I recently migrated to Capacitor 3, and it appears that a few things have changed in terms of generated an APK with Ionic/Capacitor. Previously you were able to use the CLI to sign and build your release version of the APK, but now it appears that you need to use the Android Studio IDE to do so.
I am unable to figure out how to build my app within Android Studio.
It does not appear that I have any options available under my Build menu once the IDE launches after running the build command. I can see all of my files in the IDE, but I am unsure of what to do next.
Does anyone have any suggestions on where to begin when trying to use Android Studio for the first time for a production build?
Can you still use the previous CLI commands to sign your app?
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Here is a screen shot of my Build menu from Android Studio:
SDK Platforms:
SDK Tools:
Go to Build -> Generate Signed Bundle/APK and follow the steps. You can provide the previous key that you used for signing. More info here
Launching a project would be much faster if Android Studio wouldn't need to reinstall the APK everytime.
Is there a solution/tool for this?
Thank u all.
Use Android Instant Run.
Android Studio sets up new projects to deploy to the Android Emulator or a connected device with just a few clicks. Once your app is installed, Instant Run allows you to push code changes without building a new APK.
Check out the Developer Guide to find out more.
If you have installed the apk once then you can directly run it on the connected device using the follow option, just click the icon on the right side of run option. See the image for reference. if there is any difficulty write in comment.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/m1L6U.png
I already Published my App on the Google Play Store. Then I added few features and updates. To check apk's new update I click on the Run Button in Android Studio 2.3 and selected my phone as preview, then click okay and it showed the error message below.
I have deleted and reserved all apks.1,apk.2 per the error shown in the image below but no apk install to test. Please help how to solve this error and install it as a test to check.
I'm trying to create a Beta distribution using Fabric plugin (v4.1.1) in Android Studio (v2.3.1).
I'm dragging the signed APK into the Fabric plugin window. After it, I am asked to select the testers, but the Next button does not work, even if I add some email address in the Testers to Invite edittext.
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Is there a way to check the logs of this plugin to see what's wrong with that button?
Has anyone had this same issue?
Thanks!
This was happening to me as well. I have never had a problem before (same machine, same Android Studio). However, upon finding your question I realized that I had just installed some plugins. Specifically the plugin that messed the fabric plugin up is the Material Theme UI Fork. As soon as I disabled it I was able to press the Next button.
I don't know if the fault lies with the theme or Fabric.
So disable any non-default plugins and see if it helps.
I want to know the steps to import and export the app apk to perform some changes in the existing app and vice versa.. Also where to find the apk in android studio environment..
In Android Studio. Go to Build in the toolbar. Click on Generate Signed APK and then go through the steps such as creating a keystone and the like. It's very easy and the IDE does most of the work. When creating the keystone choose a certain scale that will ensure the keystore is in place and secure for the next several decades. You will be able to use it for that many years.
In Eclipse. Single click on the project you would like to generate the signed APL for and then from the File tab in the toolbar, click on Export. The remaining steps are mostly the same as above.
Type in your information, such as location, country code, and you will finally be presented with a signed APK. Good-Luck and welcome to StackOverflow!