Nettet25. nov. 2016 · 2 Answers. Sorted by: 1. Yes, it is possible. You need to use a different Package name, different App Name, different Application id & Colour - you can use anything you want. Then it will be two separate App. So Can publish that two Apps in the Same Playstore Account or Different Account. Share. Improve this answer. Nettet20. jan. 2024 · Normally during app development you have 2 keys. The first one for development/Debug (this can be the default used be android studio, and probably the one you see under signing report) The second is for release builds (the one you use to sign the artifacts and publish to the play store)
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Nettet4. nov. 2011 · No, no two applications with the same package name can exist in any … Nettet15. sep. 2013 · you can have both running as your new project should have a different package name easily identification by overriding the app name in your new project (just add "beta" to it) both versions can be installed on one device/emulator parallel pretty good setup if you try to verify the update process of your app deadline to apply for georgia tech
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Nettet21. mai 2012 · You cannot install 2 applications if you use the more official definition, as you can have only 1 in your manifest.xml You can define several activities in your manifest.xml, and they can do seperate things, so in that way YOU CAN have 2 things a person might describe as "application" in one APK NettetThe .xml file, generated by the engine, is placed in the (YourProjectName)\Intermediate\Android\APK folder. Additionally, the engine no longer uses SigningConfig.xml, the settings are now set in the Distribution Signing section. You must accept the SDK license agreement to use Gradle. Nettet25. nov. 2016 · Yes, it is possible. You need to use a different Package name, different … gene bailey flashpoint bio