Companion App question

Hey all, Android Developer is not my thing but I have mucked about with it to get a companion app up and going. I used the “bredlix companion app” that they graciously put up for all of us to use which has been great up until lately. Now in Google Play it is giving me a recommendation to update the app due to using deprecated elements (Your app uses deprecated APIs or parameters for edge-to-edge). I am sure many of you are getting the same thing if you are using this companion app. In Android Developer, I have managed to fix/update all the warnings I was getting about this by updating libs etc., etc., so now it is not giving me any warnings/errors when I build the .aab file. However, even though, it seems totally fine in Android Developer, when I upload the new .aab to the Google Play Console, I am still getting the recommendation warning in the Production Release Dashboard.

I am trying hard to resolve this, and perhaps someone who has the same companion app with better Android Developer knowledge would be will to help a brother out??

Thanks in advance.

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@MergeLabs When you have warnings in Android Studio it gives you option to suppress (usually by putting annotation) or fix it. If you’ve suppressed the warnings it will still show up in the console. In the screenshot it is shown which libraries that have been used that is deprecated. You can try updating those libraries.