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Hi I have just finished debugging my first application and want to publish it. I would like to know if you have a checklist that you use prior to distribution.

For instance I have lots of Log.d() commands, must I remove them? I have rotated my screens as much as possible to cause stop/restart failures. These are the types of test I am looking for.

Being my first app I am sure there are items of concern I am missing and will greatly appreciate your help and insight.

If it makes a difference I am using Motodev in eclipse.

TIA

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You can use unitary test and you should do all those test each time you sent updates of your app.

Check here : http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/preparing.html

For publishing app you have to pay a 30$ fee and subscribe to google system

For log.d(), I think the debuggable="true" into the manifest will do the job but i'm not sure at all !

ykatchou
That developer link was great, just to sort of info I was looking for. thanks.
Jim