Uploading to playstore major error! Certificate Error

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#21

Your problem has nothing to do with the minSdkVersion.

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#22

@bodymindpower

Now if the keystore has no problem and the minSdkVersionā€¦

Where could be the problem?

#23

The problem is definitely with your keystore.

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#24

When I contact google they want .PEM file in order to reset it.
@bodymindpower
How can you assist on the issue regarding the keystore?

#25
  1. Take the APK that was published in the Play Store and install it.
  2. Create and install the current APK.

Question: Is the old app updated or do you get an error message?

#26

No error

Where should I create and install?

#27

Create the new APK with Kodular and install it on your device.

#28

@bodymindpower
What do you mean by create a new apk with kodular? Should I create a new Project?

#29

No, as I said:

#30

No.
Just compile a new apk.

#31

Is it really that hard to understand?
Install the new version of the APK you want to release and tell us if the update on your device was successful.

In detail:

  • install e.g. version 2.1 (the last one released in the Play Store) and then
  • install version 2.2 (current version of the app).
#32

Wouldnā€™t it have been faster if he posted a link to his app as well as uploading his latestā€¦

https://community.kodular.io/search?q=pem

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#33

And the last solution that still remains is to ask Google to assign a new keystore:

#35

@vknow360

I have done so

#36

@bodymindpower

Yes, the update on my device is working. But now unable to post that update to Playstore

Google require a PEM FILE to be able to assign.

@Boban is talking about the PEM

#37

Then your keystore is ok and the update on Play Store should work.

#38

Did you searched what Boban posted?

If you will then you can find this easily:

#39

i have read it:

@Boban Now how do I convert the keystore to PEM file?

#40

Still getting the same error!

#41

Post the error message from your Google Developer Console.