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This update introduces breaking changes by making `packageName` and `token` strictly required in certain contexts and `transitionState` read-only. Developers can now programmatically manage subscription plan transitions with new `cancelplantransition` and `scheduleplantransition` methods.
The `InAppProduct` resource in the Android Publisher API is deprecating subscription-related fields and the subscription `purchaseType`. Developers should now use the dedicated Subscriptions API for managing subscriptions.
The Android Publisher API now supports larger deobfuscation file uploads, with the maximum size increased from 1.6 GB to 2.0 GB. This update benefits developers with larger apps.
The `UpdateAppStoreHostedAppResponse` now includes an `updateId` to uniquely identify and track specific versions of hosted app updates, enabling correlation with publishing signals.
Developers can now explicitly flag if APK sets are already published on Google Play and provide a corresponding version code.
A specific developer account permission related to public/private app visibility has been deprecated and is no longer supported.
The API documentation now explicitly states that all APKs within an AppStoreAppActiveApkSet must belong to the same app version.
The API now supports reporting for external content link transactions and introduces redemption limits for game-specific one-time product offers.
Dozens of parameters are now strictly required and many schema fields have become read-only, alongside a new method for Safety Labels.
