I uploaded an app I developed to google play. Since the app isn't free, google doesn't allow me to download it to my device. The first users who tried to download my app claimed they got the 505 error (by leaving their comments on google play). I read some threads about this error here on stackoverflow and made some changes that hopefully fix the problem, but how can I check it myself? Do I need to use other people's devices and pay each time I want to check if my app is downloadable or is there a better option ? thanks
edit: just to be clear - I'm looking for a way to see whether people can download and install my app without getting any error messages. Preferably by going to the google play and downloading it myself. The app itself works great once it's downloaded and installed. The problem was that people couldn't download/install it on their device.
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You can use Google Administration to check erros and statistics for your apps.
Login to your Google Account on this page:
https://play.google.com/apps/publish
There you'll find all your uploaded apps. You'll also find crash reports, etc. Just for better administration of your apps.
To test your app the best way is to use the debug or Run 'app' option in Android Studio. If you want to test the signed apk you can also build it inside Android Stuido with the Build -> Generate Signed APK option. Or you use the console commands if you don't use an IDE. Check the documentation of the ADB (Android Debug Bridge)
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
I hope this helps.