and select "use java key on google play" and follow instructions.
Create a key in aab signer app and add a password.
Upload the key to your computer from Phone/Downloads/File Signer/Keys
and the signed aab From Phone/Downloads/File Signer/Signed.
Once your java key is done, you can upload your app on google play. It should work.
How long will we wait,, Why didn't you modify it directly? I use ai2 because it is low code and I don't understand much in other programs,, I hope that it will be back as it was and we will download the application directly without problems and all these steps
Has anyone tried AI2 Offline? I use it on a daily basis on a working project but I have not publish anything in the last 2 months. AI2 Offline says it addresses API 31.
Yes, the latest version (4.3.2) targets SDK 31.
But you need to add
android:exported="true"
in the Manifest also for extensions (if necessary).
A simple way to check this is to build the APK and test it on an Android 12 device. If that works, everything is ok. Otherwise, you must edit the Manifest.
MIT hoped to have the Android api 31 update by the end of August. It will be deployed and available whenever the software receives approval from Google and the release is ready.
Code your commercial apps in Android Studio or Delphi Community Edition, or B4A instead of a great compiler intended principally for educational purposes and experimentation.
MIT makes ever effort to make App Inventor available for all developers as soon as possible. Sometimes its self imposed goals and deadlines are delayed.