Introduction
When you submit your app to the Google Play Console, Google automatically runs pre-launch tests and generates reports. These pre-launch reports provide feedback on performance, compatibility, crashes, and usability issues observed during automated testing.
What These Reports Mean
- The warnings and errors shown in pre-launch reports are automatically generated.
- In most cases, they do not block the publishing process.
- Reports often include compatibility notes, screen layout warnings, or general UI performance insights.
Crash Errors and Critical Issues
- If a crash error appears in the pre-launch report and it occurs consistently during testing, it may indicate a real issue.
- In such cases, escalate the error to the technical team for review and resolution.
- Addressing critical issues early helps avoid Google review delays or app rejection.
Crash Report Sample
A sample crash log or screenshot can be reviewed by the app team to determine the root cause.
Recommendation
- Review the pre-launch report for any red-flagged crashes or severe warnings.
- Ignore minor UI suggestions that do not impact functionality.
- Escalate any crashes or unexpected behaviors to the BuddyBoss technical support team.
Troubleshooting and FAQs
Q: Will these warnings prevent my app from being published?
A: Not necessarily. Most pre-launch warnings are for informational purposes. Only crash-related issues or security violations could impact the review.
Q: Who should I contact if I see a crash report?
A: Forward the crash logs or screenshots to the BuddyBoss technical team so they can investigate and resolve the issue.
