Can I merge multiple Android keystore files into one? -
I found a little disturbing situation with Android caststore files, currently I have some different apps signed with a different keystore file Here is how:
- AppName1.apk signed with AppName1.keystore
- AppName2.apk signed with AppName2.keystore
- AppName3 .apk signed with AppName2 .keystore
Each app has different names and surnames for each app.
Now I am learning that there is some stupidity to do this and it would be better to use a single keystore file for all of my apps. I am about to publish a new app so I I am trying to get it around this time.
My usual question is, what can I do to make life easier in the future?
I have read that I can rename one of them and change the nickname, in theory, can I sign my next app with any existing keystore? This would mean that at least 2 apps have been using the same keystore and it would have a cognitive name.
Edit: For reference, it was one of the tutorials I was reading today:
And also other stack overflow Answer:
I understand from this tutorial that I can safely rename keystore files, change passwords, and change the name of the nickname without the current app Opening the ability to update can someone confirm that this is true, or if there is any way May include Can I prove it?
In the end, I have the third cheststore, if I possibly want to merge in another then it is possible? So ideally, I want to end up with just one keystore for all 3 apps. I know that probably will press it but I will ask anyway.
Obviously, I do not want to abandon the ability to update existing apps.
[edit]
Now it is possible is.
[Old answer below]
no
Use APIs, numbers usually use to identify a developer Is done (or an app publisher). If you use several main stores, you have to keep them very safe now to maintain those applications.
For now, choose a single keystore and keep several aliases in it for different applications.
Reference:
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