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Problems submitting APK to GooglePlay store - Version number

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May 20, 2016
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I'm getting an error when submitting an app to the GooglePlay store.

It returns: Version code needs to be higher than 1234

In the Dashboard, I have the version number set to 2.0.0.2

Can anyone tell me which parameter needs to change in order to allow GooglePlan to accept my app?

Thanks!

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Best answer by bobbr3212

It sounds like the existing version of the app is set to 1234. When building the Android app, manually override the version number and make the version code higher than 1234.

Then download the app, sign it, and submit it to Google Play, and it should go through.

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It sounds like the existing version of the app is set to 1234. When building the Android app, manually override the version number and make the version code higher than 1234.

Then download the app, sign it, and submit it to Google Play, and it should go through.

TommyDAQ-BatesAuthor

Thanks Bob!

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