Play Store Distribution
With Updraft you can directly upload a build to the Google Play Store.
This feature is available with the Resign-Plan & Enterprise Plan
Requirements
An Google Play Integration is configured
Be an Owner or Admin
You have already created an app within your Play Store Account once
.aab file is uploaded to the internal testing track within the integrated Play Store account
Upload to the Play Store with Updraft
Press on the green Distribute-dropdown on the top right and select App Store.
Now you can select the Google Play Integration, which you want to use to publish your build and then press on Next.
The next step is to select the App which you want to distribute.
Press on next and Updraft will check if your app exists on the Play Store Account. If Updraft found an App, you can proceed.
Now to the fourth page. Here you have an overview with informations about your upload. Select your build ( default is the newest ). If all info's are correct, you can proceed again.
The last step is to press on the Send Release-button. With that, Updraft will upload the build to the Google Play Store.
Internal testing track
Internal testing allows quick distribution of app builds to a small group of testers.
This test is used for initial QA checks. You can distribute your app to up to 100 invited testers. Feedback from these testers won’t affect your app’s public rating and is only visible to the Developer Account.
After publishing the internal test for the first time, it may take a few days for the test link to become available. After that, any new release will be available within a few hours. This build can be tested directly without a review.
For paid apps, testers can install the application for free.
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