Now, I think I found my problem.
I tried the guide without the apk-to-aab-conversion.
I wanted to maintain my apk version and loaded them up to the play store and that causes the error messages.
Now, I converted one of my apks to aab and loaded it up and all is fine.
I will try it with my other apps.
This is a very good guide and my rescue.
Thank you very much.
try this step, it’s very easy to convert (solution), but it’s better to wait for kodular update to targetdk 33, maybe in september/october
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does google play accept this, has anyone tried it ?
Yes, you can do that… however there are also the behavioral changes to consider…
See also
Taifun
thank you I really needed this
What a shame, it’s time to update the API to 33. Following these steps, it only allows it to be accepted by Google Play but contains errors when converting it to the .aab format, for example the error 703
,when it could not find the MP3 file.
Friend, check your blocks, you are doing something wrong, your error has nothing to do with the topic, in fact I just updated an app with mp3 sounds and I didn’t have any problems
You are trying to play a mp3 file… starting with SDK33 you have to ask for audio permission… this is one of those behavioral changes I mentioned earlier…
therefore if you have an update for an already existing app the wiser method is to extend the deadline and to upload using the old SDK31 until Kodular provides the SDK33 update including all behavioral changes
Taifun
Can u plz say when the up date will be ready ???
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Dear friends. Thank you for wanting to help but I found the problem was not in my code, but in the apk to aab converter, please do not use it anymore. Use the Aabinstaller app, it will not generate any errors.
I follow the tutorial but app did not decompile, it just show decompiling…
And nothing happen til 4 hours, the locate compiled apk button not active to click
We are adviced To be patient until Kodular Release SDK33
Extend the deadline.
Hope Kodular are Working on this if not they couldnot ask for our patient
Thank you
you can create with Kodular, export AIA project, import AIA with MIT APP Inventor, build aab from MIT App inventor
i just did this while kodular update sdk33
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This might work for projects, which do not use any Kodular specific features… but then the question is, why don’t you use App Inventor in the first place?
Taifun
When I export my project in kodular and then import it into MIT App Inventor, I get an error and my imported project is not loaded. How did you do it?
Yes, because usually you use Kodular features, that’s why you are here… and therefore the “solution” from @rahmatdoank1 is not really a solution
Taifun
I have updated the Target SDK to 33. Expect an update coming soon.
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