I use Eclipse to compile and run my Android application.
Now I tried to send my application for the first time to the google store, and he said that I need to make a non-debug version of the .apk file.
How can I do it?:)
Thanks!
Right-click on your application, and then go to "Android Tools"> "Export unsigned application package", and then you must sign this package using the following instructions: http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing /app-signing.html
I really don't remember Eclipse, but don't you have the Debug / Release option? I think you need to create a version of your version by selecting Release somewhere in the settings.
In Android Studio, choose Build > Choose Build Option , and the Build Options tab will open, select the release by clicking on the build option (if you ask this question, say βdebugβ).
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