I'm getting below error while trying to upload new APK file.
Upload failed
You uploaded a debuggable APK. For security reasons you need to disable debugging before it can be published in Google Play.
Upload the App's APK File to Google PlayIn your browser, go to the address , click Developer Console and log in with your Android Developer account credentials. Click the Add New Application button to begin adding your app to Google Play. Select the language and the name of your app. Press the Upload APK button.
Find the APK you downloaded and tap it. Tap the “Install package” option and then select to watch an ad and install. Deal with permissions – Finally, Android will open up the Install Unknown Apps prompt. Tap APKMirror Installer to give it permission to install the APK.
Check that you have a strong Wi-Fi or mobile data connection After you check your internet connection, try your download again. To get more help with connection problems, go to Fix internet connection problems on Android devices.
On the left menu, go to Release > App releases. Next to the release type you want to update, go to Manage. You'll see a list of APKs that are associated with your release. Next to the relevant version code, select the add icon .
If you're using Android Studio, the simplest way is to open the "Build Variant" toolbar on the left bottom and change it from "Debug" to "Release" then "Build" -> "Generated Signed APK".
In my case I had to add android:debuggable="false" into manifest.. Worked even without few days ago.
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