You can contact them directly but before doing this make sure you have internet connection cellular or wifi and that you have enough space for apps as this could be the reason the app isn't downloading. If a post helped you try voting and selecting it as a solution so other members benefit from it. Select it as Best Solution! I know I'm necro'n this thread but my wife and I both couldn't install from the Google Play store.
It would download, stay 'installing' but then 'error '. Tried all the fixes people suggested on this forum and other places. Wifi is working fine, 3G connection works fine, plenty of storage on internal memory and SD card, tried pushing the install from the Google Play website and we can both install other apps just fine. I could install it on my android tablet with my same Google profile just not on my phone. Our phones are Lenovo K3 Note and my wife even had the Fitbit app installed before.
Ended up finding the. So if anyone else stumbles upon this thread with the same problem that's how we fixed it. Would be nice if Fitbit could provide a direct download to the. How can I get to that 3rd party link?
My google play stays "installing" or " download pending" with an up to date Google play,plenty of storage, good connection.
I've waited a long time for this and it's very upsetting not to be able to get it. My Fitbit all of a sudden stopped syncing to my Android Samsung Note 10 phone. So I followed all instruction to trouble shoot by turning all Bluetooth on and off, phone on and off and Versa 2 on and off.
No luck. I keep trying to reinstall and Google Play gets to but can't install the app. I think I may return my Fitbit got it from Amazon and give A LOT of detailed reviews of how bad all the UX is on this device for software and how terrible the design to make you awkwardly push the button on the far left side to do anything.
This was no doubt the worst device I have ever purchased and I buy devices. I have tried 3 times, once overnight to download the new Fitbit app. I even have a Case How was this issue resolved? I'm having the same problem now. App was working fine yesterday. Was not working this morning, had to uninstall it, but now it will not install from the Google Pay store on my LG Q6 phone. Problem was solved but now, and I have called about it, is that my Fitbit does not record my steps correctly.
Is that true? You can only internally test an already published app? That makes little well, no sense? Show 26 more comments.
I have to do this every time I use a new internal test version of another package name. If you have followed the steps in the accepted answer, this is most likely what will solve it for you — rh Since the acceptance answer has a million comments, I'll add one here to give weight to this answer: barbie's suggestion worked for me to get rid of spinner even if it was to get "not found" instead — that's better than interminable blank screen spinner.
Select the artifact filter near the top right of the page. Select the Downloads tab. After the Internal app sharing setting appears, tap the switch to turn on internal app sharing. Gayan Weerakutti Gayan Weerakutti 8, 57 57 silver badges 58 58 bronze badges. DShook Maybe your package name is invalid.
This works great, thanks so much. One note to people who have multiple Google Accounts. If you dont you will get an infinite loading spinner. I found that the user also has to uninstall the publicly available version of your app from their phone before it allows install from the shareable link. Also needed to set permission according to stackoverflow.
In uploader and tester section make sure 'Anyone you shared link with can download' is selected. Thats it. THIS was it! The old console was bad. The new console is worse. So unclear. Thanks so much, this was the solution. They could not have designed it worse. This worked for me. The "internal app sharing" link didn't work until I set these permissions. Create such a link via this answer: stackoverflow.
I just went through this completely unintuitive process, so let me clear up some myths: Internal testing does NOT require the app be publicly released The review process for your app apparently needs to complete before the app is available, as others pointed out, but the Play Console gives no indication this is a prerequisite, and happily states in several places that the App is available to internal testers when it is not.
In my case the review took about a month to complete, which is why the "We are experiencing longer than normal review times" message was appearing in the console. This was the initial creation of my app, so I don't know which items-under-review were actually required, as the whole backlog completed at the same time also with no notice to me. Even at this point, if I follow the 'join' link on my phone, I still have the same issues the OP had. Clearing Play Store cache and other tricks did nothing.
Instead, I had to click it from a PC, follow the prompts, and choose to install to a specific device which requires the 7-tap developer mode on the device mentioned by others. Show only Search instead for. Did you mean:. Report this post. Best Answer. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic.
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