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Possible Plagiarism

Reposted on 2017-06-16
by Aniruddh Parihar

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Original - Posted on 2017-06-14
by Aniruddh Parihar



            
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> Your manual way of generating APK > is not generating the correct APK, so i am Suggesting these way to > generating APK for Manual Install:
**For Debug Build**
- Delete you build folder inside the App folder. - Goto `Build>Build APk`. it will generate .apk file in your `app>build>output>apk` directory. - COPY it your device and install manually.
**For Release Build**
- Delete you build folder inside the App folder. - Goto `Build>Generate Signed APk` and provide recomended Details, make sure your `Build type : release` and have checked both signature version `v1(jar signature)` and `v2(full apk signature)` . it will generate .apk file in your `app>build>output>apk` directory. - COPY it your device and install manually.

> As Discussion in chat i found that, Your manual way of generating APK > is not generating the correct APK, so i am Suggesting these way to > generating APK for Manual Install:
**For Debug Build**
- Delete you build folder inside the App folder. - Goto `Build>Build APk`. it will generate .apk file in your `app>build>output>apk` directory. - COPY it your device and install manually.
**For Release Build**
- Delete you build folder inside the App folder. - Goto `Build>Generate Signed APk` and provide recomended Details, make sure your `Build type : release` and have checked both signature version `v1(jar signature)` and `v2(full apk signature)` . it will generate .apk file in your `app>build>output>apk` directory. - COPY it your device and install manually.


        
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