APK upload denied at Google Play (CocoonJS plugin)

Hi Guys,

Not sure whether this is construct related or something for ludei / cocoonjs team (or maybe problem i have to fix myself?)

I have a game which contains IAP (in app purchases) via the cocoonjs plugin that's in Construct R175.

This works quite good but .... since 1-aug-2014 I'm not able to upload my new build APK's to google anymore.

It reports that It's not allowed due to version 4242000 of google play-services which are used.

It also reports that minSdkVersion needs to be 9 or up.

Is there something i'm doing wrong or needs to be updated on my side?

cheers

//Xam

the advertising ID of google play services is the problem, but i dont know how to solve this either

since there is no place on cocoon where we can enter the ID

any one can help ?

Same problem here

Same problem here

Only with banners / advertisement or with IAP?

Ok I think Ludei fixed it. What I did to resolve this issue.

Check the minimal version on CocoonJS website (under projects > Settings > Android) which should be 2.3

Recompile using version 2.0.2

Now I'm able to upload my APK's again, Yay!

Im late to the party but this is because Admob (Google) now, since August 1st, requires "minSdkVersion = 9" which is Google Play friendly. I had the same errors updating apps over the weekend (native android apps not CS2 apps) and had to use the '9' in the manifest xml.

Just to clarify for everyone. Make sure you use a minimum of 2.3.3 in the Android options of the cloud compiler.

I ran into the same issue over the weekend .

If I put another version of android, I will have problems then?

If I put another version of android, I will have problems then?

No, all versions above 2.3 should work ( it seems it is not possible to select a version < 2.3 anymore anyway)

No, all versions above 2.3 should work ( it seems it is not possible to select a version < 2.3 anymore anyway)

Thanks for the clarification, I have only used from version 3.0, for performance reasons, devices with android lower than this are very limited

The problem was derived from a requirement from Google. Every android application on the Play Store must have certain libs included, as JLH1964 stated.