Sign up for a Google Play Developer account and login to the Console.Ĭlick Publish an Android App on Google Play. When it’s complete you will find it in the project folder > app > app-release.apk. Click OK.īack in the Generate Signed Bundle or APK screen, check Remember passwords and click Next.Ĭheck the V1 and V2 checkboxes for JAR and APK signature, and click Finish.Īndroid Studio will generate your signed APK, which may take a few seconds. Enter and confirm the password again in the second set of inputs. You can leave the Key alias as key0 (make sure you remember this also for future reference). Select the location for your key store – navigate to the root of the folder you unzipped when you downloaded your Android project from Dropsource.Įnter keystore in Save As and click Save.īack in the Key store setup, enter a password (make sure you will be able to remember this, because you will need it for future app releases), and confirm it. In the Key store path section, click Create new.Ĭlick the … button next to Key store path. In Android Studio, click Build > Generate Signed Bundle / APK. Again, if this is your first deployment, leaving these in their default setting as Version Code “1” and Version Name “1.0” is fine. This is the number that will show in Google Play. You also have the option to update the Version Name as well. In this file, you will update the Version Number by 1 higher than it is in your current Google Play project. Click the prompts provided to do this step if necessary and this adle (Module: app) will appear. If you do not see this file, you may see a prompt to update Gradle and/or Android SDK Tools. Click the dropdown in the left-side Navigation Pane titled “Gradle Scripts”, double-click to open the adle (Module: app) file. To do this, open your project in Android Studio. When deploying an update to your app, you will need to increment these numbers by 1 more than the values in your last deployed app on Google Play. You’ll update the “Version Code” (and optionally the Version Name). When deploying your app, you will need to update 2 values in the project with each deployment. Once you have a build you are happy to deploy, download the source code for it and import it into Android Studio. In Dropsource, set a unique App Name and Package ID, and upload your app icon in Settings > Application before creating your deployment build. Make sure you have carried out sufficient testing of your app, including on physical mobile devices, before you attempt to deploy it. You can publish your Android app to Google Play from the source code you download from the Dropsource editor when you are finished developing it.
Submitting an Android App to Google Play.Importing Source Code into Android Studio.
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