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 7, 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.
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I think your solution is about closed testing tracks and question is about internal testing tracks. Even on the screenshot you can see it says "closed testing tracks". Or the case is that closed tracks settings influence internal settings, that wouldn't be a total surprise ;- — Maciej Pigulski.
Careful with this - we just went to production and no one could see it due to this Managed By Google Play setting which we definitely didn't select. Now remove option is removed too!
That sounds concerning. However, I just checked our app which is has "Managed" turned on, and we can still turn it off. I'm interested to see if other people have lost the ability to disable it too?
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