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Over the last few months, I've published several revisions to my app. Unfortunately, I didn't keep copies of all the old APKs, and now I'd like to test upgrade from the old versions to my new version. Is there any way to download Google's copy of my old versions? The Google Play developer console shows my old APKs, but without a download link. I tried "Real APK Leecher", but that doesn't let you choose the APK version you want to download. And I'm not able to even temporarily reactivate the old version in the Developer Console since it complains that it's of an earlier version.
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Go to App Store and tap My Purchase to find the app you want to install. Tap the cloud icon on the right side to download it on your old Apple device. If there's a compatible version in Apple's app server, Apple would suggest you install the old version of the app.
Installing old versions of Android apps involves downloading the APK file of an app's older version from an external source and then sideloading it to the device for installation.
Installing the older version of the app is very simple. Launch AppDowner and tap the Select APK button. Use your preferred file browser to select the APK for the app you want to download, and then tap the Normal Android Way option.
Now it is possible. They added "Manage Releases" tab to Google Play Developer Console. From Artifact Library under the Release Management tab, you can download your app's APK.
You need to have the necessary permissions to see the download button next to your artifacts. If in doubt, try the root account.
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