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When migrating to Android Studio, it did not work to import my old project. So, and not being a very complex app, I created another one with the same package and exported using the same Keystore, but when trying to upgrade the APK I get this message:
I searched on and found no solution, and in the Google Play console the help options are very restricted and categorized, and the only thing you have to say about this is that apps should be generated by the same store and have the same package, and this I’m already doing.
Creating another app on Play will be very expensive. First because I have more than one app with this Keystore and I will have to delete and send new ones to each one. Nor do I want to lose the download statistics and ranking of apps in any way, and there are ID’s such as Admob, Crashlytics, Facebook sdk, for example related to them.
UPDATE
Well, one thing’s for sure: the system wouldn’t be wrong about Keystore used, then you need to actually check if the latter is really the one that was used in the previous version. With this command You can view the SHA1 printing of your certificate. Compare with the store error.
– Paulo Rodrigues
Matheus, could you also put as you are signing the apk? Using via command line using the
jarsigneror by the IDE (Generate APK...)?– Wakim
Wakim, I’m exporting using the same Android Studio menu. Paulo, I’ve always had only one Keystore. As soon as I can I do that check, now I’m not at work. I think this has more to do with the fact that I started another project from scratch, despite having the same package and the same store. But I had no choice. Thank you.
– Informatheus
I updated up there...
– Informatheus
To Keystore that you should check is not that of debug, because it is not with her that you sign your apps to send to the Play Store. You have a production, no?
– Paulo Rodrigues
I’ve updated the question again. Actually I had already done this before, but as it gave this error that the file does not exist, I thought it had to be done in key debug. I don’t know what to do...
– Informatheus