If you're on macOS, this will automate pulling an APK from an AAB. It assumes you have an aab file, bundletool, the keystore, and the keystore password.
Install on the device. I always like to specify the vendor since that is how it gets installed from the store. In this example, it is the Amazon vendor:
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Hi, honestly i extract my .Apk from unsigned .AAB
Take a look here:
https://help.gamesalad.com/gamesalad-cookbook/publishing/4-android-publishing/android-app-bundle-aab-terminal-signing/
https://help.gamesalad.com/windows-cookbook/publishing/android-publishing/android-app-bundle-aab-command-line-signing/
If you're on macOS, this will automate pulling an APK from an AAB. It assumes you have an aab file, bundletool, the keystore, and the keystore password.
Hi, Im Not On MacOS Im On Linux But Thanks For Writing Back😀
Here are the commands that I use. After downloading:
Sign it:
Extract apk for local testing (I send the aab to the store from step one). The apks file is a zip you can extract it:
Install on the device. I always like to specify the vendor since that is how it gets installed from the store. In this example, it is the Amazon vendor:
whoops posted wrong place