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This document outlines how to deploy an app recovery action with a DRAFT status, which will activate it for targeted users and change its status to ACTIVE.
Deploying an app recovery action involves making aPOSTHTTP request to a specific URL containing the package name and app recovery ID.
The request requires path parameters forpackageNameandappRecoveryId, but the request body should be empty.
A successful response will also have an empty body, and the action requires thehttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/androidpublisherOAuth scope.
Deploy an already created app recovery action with recovery status DRAFT. Note that this action activates the recovery action for all targeted users and changes its status to ACTIVE.
HTTP request
POST https://androidpublisher.googleapis.com/androidpublisher/v3/applications/{packageName}/appRecoveries/{appRecoveryId}:deploy
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