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  • πŸš€Admin Setup
    • 1. Flutter Installation
    • 2. Code Setup
    • 3. Firebase Setup
      • 3.1 Firestore Database Setup
      • 3.2 Database Security Rules
      • 3.3 Database Index Setup
      • 3.4 Firebase Storage Setup
    • 4. Code Configs
    • 5. Upload to Firebase Hosting
    • 6. Conclusion
  • πŸ“±App Setup
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Code Setup
    • 3. Firebase Setup for Android
      • 3.1 Android Package Name Setup on Firebase
      • 3.2 Change Package Name Android
      • 3.3 Generate Debug Certificate
      • 3.4 Generate Release Certificate
      • 3.5 Google Sign In Setup for Android
      • 3.6 Additional Firebase Setup for Android
    • 4. Push Notification Setup
    • 5. Ads Setup
      • 5.1 Admob Setup for Android
    • 6. App Information Setup
    • 7. Change App Name for Android
    • 8. Change App Icon
    • 9. Change Splash Icon
    • 10. Run The App
    • 11. Admin Setup
    • 12. Releasing the Android App
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  1. App Setup

12. Releasing the Android App

at Google Play Store

Make sure that you have done all the things that are required for the android release.

To test the released android app, run the following command on the terminal:

flutter build apk --split-per-abi

You will get 3 apk files from the build/app/output/apk/release folder. You can test the app-armeabi-v7a-release.apk file on your android device.

If you want to publish the app in the google play store, don’t upload any of the following apk files. Use an appbundle file which is recommended by Google

To generate an appbundle, run the following command on the terminal:

flutter build appbundle

After that, you will get a .aab file in the build/app/output/appbundle/release folder.

Now you can upload this .aab file to the google play store.

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