google play application upload failed
Solution 1
If you're using Android Studio or building with gradle, edit your gradle script (build.gradle) to change your package name and version. These values overwrite your AndroidManifest.xml file.
For example:
defaultConfig {
applicationId "com.xyz.abc"
minSdkVersion 16
targetSdkVersion 19
versionCode 2
versionName "1.1"
}
Solution 2
You need to change your android:versionCode="1"
to 2 on the AndroidManifest...
Solution 3
Things you have to keep in mind when updating your application on Google Play :
Change Version code +1 depending on the old value - if it's 1 , you have to change it to a bigger number.
Change your App Version Name to something bigger / different if it's string - if your old version is 1.0 - it should be 1.1 / 1.0.1 or whatever you like (it's always a better option t have some version name strategy, if it will contains the date update addded or the revision it depends on you).
And if you want to be able to update your app, don't change project package name! That's how android system knows that this application is different than that one. If you change your package name, it's now acting like a new app and you won't be able to update it from Google Play Store! To change your package name to com.corntail.project
first you need to change it in manifest and after that in your project's main package and you need to keep track of your activities, if you declared them with package name too. For example :
if your MainActiivty was declared in manifest like :
com.corntail.main.MainActivity
you need to change it now to be like :
com.corntail.project.MainActivity.
Solution 4
You need to use a different version code for your APK because you already have one with version code 1.
You must change your version code in your androidmanifest.xml
Solution 5
Every time you update your app change this variable in you XML file:
android:versionCode="1"
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Updated on June 21, 2022Comments
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My God about 2 years
apk upload failed to the google play market.
I am trying to upload the upgraded version of my app to the google play but I am keep getting the message -
Upload failed You need to use a different version code for your APK because you already have one with version code 1. Your APK needs to have the package name com.corntail.project.
There is still something that is looking for
com.corntail.project
and it is not being found.UPDATE:
In my
AndroidManifest.xml
, the relevant code is -<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" package="com.corntail.main" android:versionCode="1" android:versionName="1.0" >
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My God over 11 yearsThe Google Play Upload still errors with the missing package name error.
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My God over 11 yearsThe Google Play Upload still errors with the missing package name error. However my package name is-
com.corntail.main
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PaNaVTEC over 11 yearsHave you changed your package name? You need to set the same as the previous version you uploaded, in this case
com.corntail.project
you cant change your package name between versions. Setpackage="com.corntail.main"
tocom.corntail.project
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My God over 11 yearsBut I will be able to submit the app again with a different name? Can I delete the current and Submit again as corntail?
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My God over 11 yearsBut I will be able to submit the app again with a different name? Can I delete the current and Submit again as corntail?
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hardartcore over 11 yearsYes, you can delete the old one and upload the new with the new package name, but remember to update your version code and version name to 1 and 1.0 too.
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My God over 11 yearsBut after deleting the old one, if its new app, do I still need to update the version code and name?
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PaNaVTEC over 11 yearsYou can change the app name but not the package name.
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hardartcore over 11 yearsThat depends on you, it's just better when releasing a new app in the store versions code/name to start from 1 and above. Don't forget to keep the same package name the next time when you will try to update your app!
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My God over 11 yearsIf I change the app name, then it will be treated as different app but not the update of the current app in google store. So should I delete the current one in order to submit my new one?
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PaNaVTEC over 11 yearsIf you change the app name it will NOT be treated as a different app. The play store only differences package names. And you can't delete a submitted app only unpublish.