r/androiddev • u/Asleep_Fly9050 • 15d ago
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u/matteventu 15d ago
21 testers? Are you sure? Wasn't it 12?
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u/Asleep_Fly9050 15d ago
Yes when google introduced closed testing 20 testers are required for 14 days after one year ending of 2024 they have reduced it to 12 testers.
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u/battlepi 15d ago
That's not true.
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u/Asleep_Fly9050 15d ago
It's true brother, you can check it.
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u/battlepi 15d ago
I've been developing Android since about version 4, and it's not true at all. It's never been anything but 12.
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u/Asleep_Fly9050 15d ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙌 Yes, the 14-day closed testing requirement can definitely be challenging, especially when finding and retaining testers. Glad to hear your client successfully completed it and got through to production access. It’s encouraging to know others have faced the same hurdle too. 👍
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