So here is the case: you have a mobile app for both iOS and Android and you have decided to promote it. While you could simply ask people to search for it on App Store or Google Play, that's not ideal. But you also don't want to use multiple URLs and let the audience write/click/scan the appropriate one for them.

Also, a substantial amount of users don't know if they use iOS or Android. They are simply interested in testing your app but unless they can just click a button to get it, you will loose them. Or at least make them irritated before they even installed your app.

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While there are many services that provide a way to use a single URL and QR-code that redirects a mobile user to the correct app store depending on her platform, it is extremely easy to implement a homegrown solution. Let us see how this can be done when using Next.

For iOS the redirect should open App Store straight away, while on Android the user will be taken to the web version of Play Store but a modal will be displayed about opening your app in the native Play Store app. There are solutions to this which involve different ways of launching Play store but that's for another article.

This page serves as a trigger for the middleware. This would normally never be executed unless the middleware for some reason fails to redirect the user. It's a simple component that redirects to the home page:

By hosting the solution yourself you maintain control of the contact point to the end-user, any SEO-boost is given to your domain and any QR-codes you use will be pointed to your domain directly. This is in contrast to using 3rd party services where the redirect goes through their domains, so if you ever stop paying the invoices any printed links or QR-codes will be rendered useless.

When you first signed up on the Google Play Console, you probably opted into Google's app signing service. What this does is, after you sign your app with your keystore and upload it to the Play Console, Google will actually sign your app with a generated keystore and roll that version out. You can access the keys with which the release version is signed from the console, under Release Management -> App signing -> App signing certificate.

Once you locate the certificate, you need to use the SHA1 key, and generate a new Android Oauth Credential, and then add that to your google-services.json. If you are not using Firebase, you will have to add the Oauth credential to your backend as well.

Deployment keystore/Play Signing keystore which is automatically generated by Play Console when you first try to upload a app bundle there. (You can find it at Setup > App integrity > App signing). This keystore stays with Google. You do not have access to its .jks file. So its safe and wont get lost.

Even if you try to use flutter build appbundle with --release flag, you are gonna get a app-release.aab which is signed in Debug mode! You can never publish an app signed in Debug mode in Play Store.

So if you are signing you app with upload keystore, add the SHA-1 fingerprint of your upload keystore in Firebase Console > Settings Icon > Project settings > Add fingerprint

go to your google play console , in the release management you'll find app signing, under that there are two Sha keys ,coppy them without the sha part to the firebas projects SHA certificate fingerprints apk will work after that.

For those guys having such problem , They better have a look at the SHA certificate fingerprint assigned to their firebase account .Both release and debug SHA certificate fingerprint is required .To do this you can :

For release, you need to be sure that two more SHA certificate fingerprintsadded to firebase apart from debug fingerprint. One can be retrieved via keytool (Upload key certificate) and the other one (App signing key certificate) can be copied from play console (App integrity section as described in above answers)

Clothing in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has been significantly expanded over its predecessor, allowing the player to extensively customize clothing the player's character wears using the wardrobe room, down to accessories. Articles of clothing are categorized by the stores they were purchased from (see #Clothing stores), following by the types of clothing, including:

There are six different clothing stores that do business in GTA San Andreas. Each has a fitting room, where the player may "try on" items before purchasing them. Once an item is purchased, the name of the item changes from blue to green text; any article of clothing purchased at one of these clothiers is immediately worn by the player and made available in all wardrobes, which are contained in safehouses. However, if the player already owns an article of clothing and wishes to change to them at any corresponding clothing store, the player will have to repurchase the article of clothing, making wardrobe changes at clothing store impractical after the initial purchase. Some of the clothing on sale are available in green, the Grove Street Families' gang color.

Special clothing are specialized outfits that are awarded to the player via missions and girlfriends, provided in sets that encompass the top, bottom and shoes. While seemingly depicted as independent sets of outfits, the clothes are in fact simply added over the player's normal combination of clothing, as the player's normal top, bottom and shoes are still being worn. The player's watch, hat, necklace and glasses remain visible while wearing a special outfit. 152ee80cbc

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