🌟 How the Hierarchy Star Reports App Was Submitted for Google Play Review 🌟

Hello everyone 👋,

The Hierarchy Star Reports app has successfully been submitted for Google Play review! This guide explains exactly how it was prepared for production:

Step 1: Complete Closed Testing

A closed test was conducted with selected users to ensure the app was stable and all features worked as intended. Feedback was collected and applied as needed.

Step 2: Prepare the Production Release

In Google Play Console:

  • Navigate to Test and release → Production
  • Click Create new release
  • Select the existing .aab file from the library (no changes after the closed test)

Step 3: Add Release Notes

Release notes were entered to inform users:

<en-US>
Production release — same build as closed test, no changes.
</en-US>

Step 4: Review and Save

After confirming the app bundle and release notes, Save was clicked. A warning about a deobfuscation file appeared, but this is optional and did not block submission.

Step 5: Send for Review

Send 2 changes for review was clicked. The app is now in review, and once approved, it will be automatically published in Nigeria.

Next Steps

  • The app will go live as soon as Google approves it.
  • The download link will be shared once it’s available.

Thanks to all testers for helping make the app stable and ready for launch! 🚀

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