Google Play Android certificate error

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Good afternoon, I recently uploaded an app to google play, I currently want to upload an update but it will not let me, I get the following error in the console:

Upload error

  

You have uploaded a signed APK with a different certificate than the ones   Previous APK files. You must use the same certificate. Your APK   are signed with a digital certificate that includes the fingerprint   digital [SHA1: "a number"]

, while the certificate you used to sign the APK you have uploaded has the fingerprint

  

[SHA1: "a different number from the one above"]

Recently my mac got stuck and I had to format it and re-install android studio, but I saved my projects.

I appreciate your support!

    
asked by Sergio García 12.10.2017 в 19:40
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You simply have to sign your application with the Keystore with which you signed your first version of the application.

If you sign your .apk with another different Keystore, when you try to upload it as an update, it can not be done and the message will be displayed:

  

You have uploaded a signed APK with a different certificate than the ones   Previous APK files. You must use the same certificate. Your APK   are signed with a digital certificate that includes the fingerprint   digital [SHA1: "a number"]

If you do not have the Keystore with which you uploaded the first version of the application, I'm sorry but you would have to upload a different application.

Recover key publication Android application

    
answered by 12.10.2017 / 20:31
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If you made a copy you have to have the keystore. Look in the root directory, maybe there is a file whose name you can identify as the key store you are looking for. The words keystore or jks may be in some file name.

I would look for you instead before throwing the towel and stop updating your App.

    
answered by 12.10.2017 в 22:13
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