gplay-submission-checks

Pre-submission validation checks prevent Google Play submission rejections by verifying AAB/APK bundle integrity, store listing metadata, screenshots, and data-safety declarations. This ensures required fields exist, assets are correct, and version codes are increasing before you submit.

A Google Play data safety declaration check validates your app's compliance metadata to ensure sensitive permissions declarations and required policy fields are correctly configured before submission. This enforces Play Console requirements to prevent rejections related to data security practices.

Yes, you can simulate an Android app release without pushing changes by using a dry-run workflow. This allows you to catch pre-submission issues like incorrect store listing metadata or invalid version codes before the actual submission to the Play Console.

You validate store listing metadata for an Android app release by checking that the title, short and long descriptions, and required fields exist and use UTF-8 encoding. This ensures your listing meets Play Console formatting requirements before submission.

Play Console requirements for Android app screenshots involve validating assets across different device types by enforcing minimum and maximum screenshot counts. This ensures your store listing provides the correct visual assets for all required form factors.

Your Google Play release fails the target API level check because pre-submission validation enforces Play Console requirements for the target API level. This compliance check ensures your Android app meets the minimum API level standards before you submit your bundle.