Google Play Store Internal Test cannot start roll out

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I am going to start rolling out the first version of the application to the internal testers.

But the button START ROLLOUT TO INTERNAL TEST is disabled and I cannot see any other error messages or warnings here.

Can anyone let me know what's going? Screenshot attached

I have the same issue and the answer below is not a correct answer.

Stan Kurdziel

Have you filled out all required data under the things with gray check boxes? All 4 checkmark icons should be green and if you hover over a gray one it will pop up what is remaining e.g upload icons, feature graphic, etc.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/C7vDL.png

Ashamed to admit, this indeed was the problem

@comodoro don't be ashamed. Google gives us no information on this whatsoever! How are we supposed to know that we need to make all these green? It's my first android app and I'm disappointed how difficult Google is making this.

Thanks a mil! I had the same problem, I didn't have a clue that everything needs to be green even for internal test rollouts. Gahh.

it's a huge burden to set your store listing up before being able to release an internal test

It makes no sense to have to fill out those things for "Internal Testing" only, but unfortunately that's the way.

Josh Metcalfe

For those who may be coming to this question later, this button may be disabled if you recently signed up for new Google Play developer account.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/MI3vr.png

This is due to a change by Google to keep bad developers out of the store. (an article)

https://i.stack.imgur.com/D0yl9.png

I believe this answer is wrong, and actually caused me to lose a whole week of waiting in vain. After re-reading Google's explanation, I realized that It hadn't been submitted for review. Once I completed the steps outlined in the accepted answer to the OP, the "Start Rollout" button became enabled, and after clicking it, the status of my app on the dashboard changed to "Pending publication", meaning now it has been submitted, and should hopefully take less than 3 days to have it approved

You still have to fill out the required information Google requests for any type of rollout. My experience was that even after filling out all of the required information (which I did immediately after creating my developer account), there was still a vague message about Google reviewing my app submission. My guess is that your one week delay was long enough to keep you from the new account delay. So once you had all of the required fields filled you could begin to rollout your app right away.

Interesting. Indeed my account is a few months old, so you may be right. Although that would be unfair of Google not to display the real reason you can't submit the app - that your account is too new - and instead show the same message that it shows when your account has already passed the delay. Also, what would be the purpose of delaying your submitting the app for review? If other developers have experienced the same delay, it might be worthwhile to demand an explanation from them.

In my case, the button are enabled after published a first "production" release for review.

Popovma

Seems like filling out all the fields is a requirement per the step 3 of the following page to rollout any release:

https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/7159011?hl=en

Google Play Store Internal Test cannot start roll out

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