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Hi @gg17777 so, when you create a binary and upload it manually to Google play console this binary is signed with a specific SHA signature (which comes from a Keystore) Based on the error message you provided, it seems the uploaded binary was signed with a different Keystore than the one used in Codemagic. You can verify the SHA signature of your Keystore by running the following command in your terminal: What i suggest is;
OR After submitting the request, your App Signing page will look like this: |
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If you are looking for help, please confirm the following...
Which mobile framework are you using?
Flutter (Dart)
Steps to reproduce
Expected results
Being able to upload the app to the stores
Actual results
The Android App Bundle was signed with the wrong key.
The SHA1 key that is "expected" is uploaded but it keeps not being able to read it and creates a new key each time
Build id (optional)
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