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In-App Billing: Adding billing on an existing published app

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http://stackoverflow.com – We have an existing app (apk v282) published in Google Play. This app doesn't have in-app products and no BILLING permission. We have developed an upgrade version (v292) that contains in-app products and BILLING permission. We face a problem to create the in-app products in Google Play console: When we upload the v292 apk as a draft in Google Play console, we have two APK listed in the draft: the old and the new: From this page, we have two alternatives: 1- Either we click on "In-app products" on the left list to create our products, we see a page saying: To add in-app products, you n (HowTos)

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