I was saying, yeah.
Cool.
So for Android, we have to go to the Google Play Store.
So I have a little link here.
We go into each of our clients have their own developer
account.
So we'll go into 828.
I'll go into the Wisdom Challenge app.
And then what we want to do is we want to go to production.
Then we want to create a new release here at the top right.
So I'll click New Release.
And what it's asking for is a .aab file.
And very conveniently, Flutterflow provides a AAB
file.
So what I would want to do is I'd
want to wait till this was totally finished.
And I'll check this while we're waiting, too.
And what this will do is, because it's not
going to push it, the way I've got it set up here,
it's not actually going to push it directly to the App Store
or to the Google Play Store.
It's going to say that it failed right here.
Perfect.
So that's actually what I want.
It says February 7, 2007.
So it's 208 right now.
So that means it failed.
But it did build it still here.
So I can click Download.
It's going to ask you to save it to your desktop somewhere.
We go back to this.
And we drag this into that.
And this is everything it needs to deploy this app.
We have all the releases to be signed by Google.
So we don't have to pass signing keys and stuff
between developers.
We let Google deal with that.
And when this is done, see, it's on 2.4.1.
This is going to go to 2.4.2.
And I'll go ahead and put 2.4.2.
And I can say Speed Improvements.
And you can now like posts.
And then I do have to wait for this to upload it.
It uploads it.
And then it does some sort of processing to it.
So this does take a few minutes.
And so you kind of just have to wait on the screen.
And it's just saying version 1.5.3.
So just because I'm kind of doing it as a test,
basically, obviously, this would be the correct version in here.
This is 1.5.7.
So I'd want to make sure that this either deploy this again.
And maybe this download link wasn't quite updated yet.
So I would just try to run it again and maybe make it 1.5.8.
But that's all that you would do.
And then you would hit Next.
I don't think I can.
I don't know how far it will let me go with it broken.
It's not going to let you do it.
But at the bottom right, you would hit Start Rollout
to Production.
So obviously, I'll go and fix this and make this correct.
But that would be the workflow for Android.
And that's pretty much everything.
And then same thing, it'll just deploy it.
It's a lot faster on Android.
So it may take a few hours on Android,
where iOS can take up to a day or two
to get it totally approved.
Oh, wow.
Yeah, and especially the first time you submit it,
the first version of the app, it can even
take a week or so to get it totally submitted.
Wow, OK.
Keep that in mind.