Yes you were right…
As long as your package name is correct it will still build, so ignore the error for now…
We have set the limit to allow only 1-10 chars in each part and there can be only 2-5 parts
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This is not a good thing, because you’ve now broken users’ package names
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For new projects this is good, But what about old projects whose package names contains more than 10 characters at middle?
With this limit they will not able to update their apps…
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Sorry guys, even if it can be built your package names are broken, all characters after 10 are cut of from it…
I have imported an old app with this packageName
com.bodymindpower.breathing
and created the APK with the current version of Kodular. The packageName of the new APK is correct:
com.bodymindpower.breathing
So there seems to be no issues with existing projects (packageName).
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Obviously only for new projects (or if you try to change the packageName [part > 10 chars] afterwards).
See also my last post.
No, but it limits you to not being able to create a new app that uses your own brand name (in my case: “bodymindpower”) once it is longer than 10 characters.
And that should definitely be changed again. @pavi2410
Please see
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Thanks for the information.
It would be nice if the moderators would merge these topics.
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Even though he knew there was a thread already, he created a new one 
Hi.
This topic is already being dealt with here but I want to raise my own problem.
With the new kodular update the name of my google play profile does not enter the package name.
My creator name has more than 10 characters and for a comment that I have read, if I write more than 10 characters, from the 11th they will be deleted.
What do I do now? How do I publish my applications with my creator name?
Thanks to anyone who can help me
Hello
This is an unintended consequence of a new system we introduced in the latest update. We’re working on removing the character limit on the package name.
My apologies for the inconvenience caused.
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Okay, thank you very much for your quick response.
I’ll wait for you to remove the limit, I hope it’s soon.
Thanks and regards.
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Will it be the next release ?
After Kodular Eagle 1.4D.0 update i am getting invalid pagkage name error, Before this update package name was working fine. “com.usd.myappname”
I have published my app to play store, Now my problem is i am not able to use the same package name for new update of my app because of this error:
The error is because update in kodular which is
Text after and before each dot (.) should be under 10 char.
Like in your case com.usd.application
application is of 11 characters
D.V. 
The question you asked is already answerd
Next time please search community first
And if your got your answer mark my reply and answer
D.V.
now how do i fix if i published my app to play store i will not be able to update my app if i change package name
I think @kodular staff is thinking about it
My untested technique is that
Export your apk with any package name
and then change the package name
with apk editor app which is easily available on playstore edit thr package
name to original name
Please tell me if this works
D.V.