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This is actually a question.
I was wondering whether it is possible to somehow retain some apk versions when making a new release. If so, how, if not, is there a possibility for this feature to be added?
The Google Play Console supports this option. The use cases where this would be useful are:
if some devices stop being supported and stop getting new updates, we still want to let them download the last version which was supported on those devices (eg. we stop supporting updates for devices on api levels lower than 21, but we still want them to be able to install the apk)
if we want to support different versions of the same apk for different types of devices (eg. phone, tv, wear) but release updates for one type of devices more often and don't want to release three new versions of the app every time we want to update one of them.
Also, another way of solving this problem would be to make a draft release and then manually select the versions to retain on the Play Console. So maybe this would be another argument for adding the "draft" option.
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This is actually a question.
I was wondering whether it is possible to somehow retain some apk versions when making a new release. If so, how, if not, is there a possibility for this feature to be added?
The Google Play Console supports this option. The use cases where this would be useful are:
Also, another way of solving this problem would be to make a draft release and then manually select the versions to retain on the Play Console. So maybe this would be another argument for adding the "draft" option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: