Reputation: 1619
I want to disable my previous releases on play console because they had a google policy issue (related to the background location access). So I did disable that access in my application and uploaded a new release of my app.
The problem is that I always get the same rejection message of my application whenever I try to publish it; for example on a closed test. even though that I had disable the background location access and uploaded a new version code. And the message says that one of my previous releases does not respect google policy.
When I check the app bundle explorer I find this:
Even by discarding those releases, I always found related versions in actives status.
I want a way to disable them or delete them so I can avoid the google rejection error.
Bellow is a screenshot of the rejection email:
Upvotes: -1
Views: 783
Reputation: 777
Could you reverify if you are including the previous build versions while submitting a new app bundle. Please take a look at the Not Included
section in the image below.
If you are choosing include
that could be one of the reasons for rejection.
In your Google Play Console navigate to Production -> Create a new release/Edit Release
. You will be see an option to include.
In case of submitted versions Navigate to production -> Releases -> View Release Details -> Retained app bundles
to verify what was included. Refer to the below image.
Also, as a quick check see what are the version codes included in your latest public release. Refer below image
If you observe I have 2 version codes active - 32 and 21
Upvotes: 1