将您的应用上传到 Play 管理中心
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为应用的发布版本签名后,下一步就是将其上传到 Google Play 以检查、测试并发布应用。在开始之前,您必须满足以下要求:
满足上述要求后,您便可以将应用上传到 Play 管理中心。
本页还介绍了如何在上传 app bundle 后对其进行测试和更新。
使用最新版本和 bundle 检查 APK
如果您以 Android App Bundle 格式上传应用,Play 管理中心会自动为应用支持的所有设备配置生成拆分 APK 和多 APK。在 Play 管理中心内,您可以使用“最新版本和 bundle”页面中的“最新 bundle”部分查看 Google Play 生成的所有 APK 工件,检查受支持的设备和 APK 缩减大小等数据,并下载生成的 APK 以在本地进行部署和测试。
如需详细了解您的 app bundle,请参阅 Play 管理中心帮助主题
使用“最新版本和 app bundle”页面检查应用版本。
在内部测试应用
您可以通过多种方式在内部分享应用以进行测试:
这两种方式的优点略有不同,因此请使用最适合您的团队的方式。
借助 Firebase App Distribution,您可以部署任何类型的 build,并将其分发到用户列表。这是利用持续集成系统分发 build 的不错方式,方便测试人员访问特定 build 以进行测试。
与 Alpha 版或 Beta 版轨道相比,Play 管理中心内部轨道的部署速度更快,并且允许您使用订阅、应用内购买和广告等服务。这也需要在 Play 管理中心进行签名和缩减,因此最接近通过 Play 商店分发给最终用户的内容。您可以将 Play 商店审核延后进行,而不必等待审核完成。不过,您必须先进行审核,然后才能通过 Play 商店将应用全面分发给最终用户。
更新 app bundle
将应用上传到 Play 管理中心后,如需更新应用,您需要扩增在基础模块中添加的版本代码,然后构建并上传新的 app bundle。之后,Google Play 会生成带有新版本代码的更新后的 APK,并根据需要将其提供给用户。
本页面上的内容和代码示例受内容许可部分所述许可的限制。Java 和 OpenJDK 是 Oracle 和/或其关联公司的注册商标。
最后更新时间 (UTC):2025-07-27。
[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC):2025-07-27。"],[],[],null,["# Upload your app to the Play Console\n\nAfter you [sign the release version of your\napp](/studio/publish/app-signing#sign-apk), the next step is to upload it to\nGoogle Play to inspect, test, and publish your app. Before you get started, you\nmust meet the following requirements:\n\n- If you haven't already done so, [enroll in Play App Signing](/studio/publish/app-signing#enroll), which is the mandatory way to\n upload and sign all new apps since August 2021.\n\n- Ensure that your app meets Google Play's size requirements.\n Google Play supports a cumulative total download size of 4 GB. This size\n includes all modules and install-time asset packs. To learn more, read\n [Google Play maximum size limits](https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9859372#size_limits).\n\nAfter you've met the preceding requirements, [upload your app to the Play\nConsole](https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/7159011)\n.\n\nThis page also describes how you can test and update your app bundle after it's\nbeen uploaded.\n\nInspect APKs using Latest releases and bundles\n----------------------------------------------\n\nIf you upload your app as an Android App Bundle, the Play\nConsole automatically generates split APKs and multi-APKs for all device\nconfigurations your app supports. In the Play Console, you can use the\n\"Latest bundles\" section in the \"Latest releases and bundles\" page to see all\nAPK artifacts that Google Play generates, inspect\ndata such as supported devices and APK size savings, and download generated APKs\nto deploy and test locally.\n\nTo see more details about your app bundle, see the Play Console help topic\n\n[Inspect app versions with Latest releases and bundles](https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9006925).\n\nTest your app internally\n------------------------\n\nThere are several ways to share your app internally for testing:\n\n- Upload and distribute your app internally using [Firebase App\n Distribution](https://firebase.com/docs/app-distribution).\n- Upload and distribute your app internally using [Play Console's internal app\n sharing tool](https://play.google.com/console/internal-app-sharing).\n\nEach of these offers slightly different benefits, so use the one that works best\nfor your team.\n\n- Firebase app distribution lets you deploy any kind of build and distribute it\n to a list of users. This can be a good way of distributing builds from a\n continuous integration system so that testers can access specific builds for\n testing.\n\n- Play console internal track is faster to deploy compared to the alpha or beta\n tracks and gives you access to services such as Subscriptions, In-App\n purchases, and ads. This also goes through Play Console signing and shrinking\n so is the closest to what is distributed to end users through the play\n store. It is possible to defer the Play Store review until later to avoid\n having to wait for review to complete. However, the review is required\n before you can fully distribute your app to end-users through the Play Store.\n\nUpdate your app bundle\n----------------------\n\nTo update your app after you upload it to the Play Console, you need to increase\nthe version code included in the base module, then build and upload a new app\nbundle. Google Play then generates updated APKs with new version codes and\nserves them to users as needed."]]