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I'm building a Flutter app and recently updated my targetSdkVersion to API level 35 to comply with Google Play policies. Here's what I've done:

What I've Already Done:

  • Updated compileSdk and targetSdk in android/app/build.gradle.kts:

This image is from build.gradle.kts for showing only i removed some code for showing compileSdk and targetSdk

  • Tested the app thoroughly in release mode on a physical device and emulator
  • Uploaded to Google Play Console internal testing, close testing, open testing and production mode.
  • Still receiving the warning:

"Your app must target Android 15 (API level 35) or higher."

Issue:

Even after making the required changes and uploading the release build, Google Play Console still shows the target API warning. I also verified the manifest and APK using Android Studio's APK Analyzer, and it confirms the targetSdkVersion is 35.

Versions:

  • Flutter version: Flutter 3.32.5
  • Dart version: 3.8.1

Question: Why am I still seeing the "target Android 15" warning even after updating everything? Is there a specific setting I might be missing in the Flutter or Gradle config?

Any help is appreciated.

asked Jul 8, 2025 at 12:20
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    After you've done this, Google may take some time. For me after the updates were published and live, it took a couple of days for the policy violation resolved message arrival. I also had to update the AGP version, but you don't have to if it's not being warned. Commented Jul 8, 2025 at 18:58
  • i got warning only for targetSdk @rusty Commented Jul 9, 2025 at 6:59

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