I'm using Android Studio 3.0.1 and the project I'm working on is using native code (C++).
The problem is that the APK that Android Studio creates must be installed with -t (test) flag.
I looked at Run view of Android Studio, and it's using -t and -r flag. With the -r flag I don't have problem, but how do I build Not test APK?
I added android:testOnly="false" to the application tag in the Manifest, but it did not help.
Do you have any idea?
Does it happen because I'm using native code?
Can I add command to build.gradle to force it not to be test?
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RanSh
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Just another stupid change by Google, see there https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47093554/android-studio-3-0-you-can-not-upload-a-test-only-apk – Anton Malyshev Feb 26 '18 at 15:32
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Thanks a lot. I will use assembleDebug, not assembleRelease, but it helped me a lot. – RanSh Feb 26 '18 at 16:12
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Goto Build -> Build APK(s) and locate your APK file in your project->app->build->outputs->apk->debug->app-debug.apk. It will work for every android device
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