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Uploading Google Play app upload.pem?

I developed and uploaded an Android app to the Google Play Store and I "accidentally" clicked the Connect Google Play button. Now my application has been "stuck" at this stage for several hours and I "I suspect the signed .apk (signed by me, jks, which I have on my machine) is not signed with the correct certificate.

Ever since I clicked the Subscribe Google Play button I got upload.pem and deployment.pem, but I have no idea what to do with the certificates, and I have absolutely no idea how to sign mine. .apk with this / one of them, as the info page states that you need to use the download to sign the .apk. ( https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/7384423 )

So I am wondering if anyone can help me on what to do and how to sign the application correctly? ..

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You don't need to import the upload.pem file into the keystore that you previously signed the APK, unless you are using the new keystore to sign the APK. Just sign it with your keystore and upload it to the Play Store.



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I created a manual here if you need help with the procedure



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just add the sha1 publish key to the api console

you have publish file sha1 key, md5, different type of hash key. just copy sha 1 key and paste api console with app package name. its work for me, i hope it helps. thak you

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I have exactly the same problem. Google Play Console gave me 2 .PEM files and they tell you to use them to sign the APK, but they don't tell you how to do it. I have been looking for a job on the internet for several hours without success. There is no information on this topic.

There might be another solution, but I haven't had any success yet, so maybe you guys can help. The page where you can download the .PEM files also provides the SHA-1 code. I created my app in Unity, so the Keystore file from Unity is probably generating my current SHA-1 code. When I try to download my (instant) APK, I now get this message: Google APK upload error message So I thought to just try and change the SHA code. APK editing is completely new to me (so by the way, to making games), so I tried to find the SHA in Android Studio and I also downloaded an app called APK Studio which allows you more editing options. Unfortunately I was unable to find out how to change the SHA-1 code in the APK file. I think if I can do this the problem will be solved.

Can anyone please help?

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