When can we export with API level 34?

[SteveJG]

@Tejal_Bhagat

44 live apps on play store, this might consume time to update API level 34

Really? Once the updated compiler is available you make your app API level compatible by recompiling your app using the new compiler. It will take you two or three minutes or less to do that. You don't have to write new code etc. I think this is pretty nice for the App inventor developers to make this for everyone. With the commercial compilers you have much more work to do to make the apps developed ready for the new API requirements.

Please reade Anke's posts.

[elmi]

Thank you for the explanation.

[Radio_Carpi]

???

how can i solve it? i exported from app inventor to test, but when i load the result is this

[Taifun]

It looks like you forgot to use the correct keystore, see also

Technical Preview: Android SDK 34 Update

Best is to backup your projects yourself And later if you want to work on one of the projects, import it to App Inventor If you like to use the test server to publish a project in Google Play, don't forget to use the correct keystore, see also Taifun

Taifun

[Radio_Carpi]

you must excuse my ignorance, but where can I replace the keystore

[John_Misselwitz]

I am not smart enough to be talking to more people how the hell did I even get access to whatever this is?

[St_Badhon]

Hope this helps

[Radio_Carpi]

Surely

[Taifun]

No
Taifun

[Taifun]

Why don't you build directly on the main server?

MIT App Inventor version nb198

MIT App Inventor version nb198 is now up on ai2.appinventor.mit.edu. This version contains the following changes: Target Android SDK 34 to comply with Google Play requirements BluetoothClient will now ask for Bluetooth permissions on Android 12+ rather than raising a PermissionDenied error Fix an issue where conditional permission constraints were not being included in compiled apps (affected the BLE extension in particular) Picker components will no longer open if a block within the BeforePic…

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