Other Does package name on Huawei must end with .huawei?

We found this during reading Huawei docs:
https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/doc/30202
6.5 If the game integrates with HUAWEI In-App Purchases, the game package name must end in ".huawei" or ".HUAWEI".

Does the UDP handles this for us ? Or should we upload our builds with .huawei at the end of package name?

 

@Unity-ChiBoon, how does this behavior interact with uses of ${applicationId} inside of the app's manifest?

For example, if my package name is "com.company.example" and I create the APK in Unity, any AAR using ${applicationId} gets that value replaced with "com.company.example".

However, when I think submit the APK to UDP, the package name changes to "com.company.example.huawei". Does that perform a find/replace across the entire manifest file to handle the spots where ${applicationId} had been substituted?

I'm a bit worried that the APK won't work after changing the package name if it doesn't also change ${applicationId} expansions in the manifest.

One other question: if I submit the APK with "com.company.example.huawei" (I already added .huawei manually myself), does the system add another one (com.company.example.huawei.huawei) or is it smart enough to notice that it doesn't need to append in that case?

 

Hi,

About this, I added Unity IAP with UDP and it's working fine.
Now I'm adding HMS Services to use HMS Ads and it requires me to add the file "agconnect-services.json" to my build. That file has inside it a reference to the packagename, so if UDP will change it after repack, it will not work.

If UDP add .huawei at the end for the IAP to work, then agconnect-services validation will fail because the packagename in there doesn't have .huawei in it.
And if I add .huawei to the packagename inside the agconnect-services, the build fails because my packagename in unity doesn't have .huawei.

And if I add .huawei to both, UDP will add .huawei again by itself so it will in the final apk I guess.

What's the solution to this?

I think UDP should NOT add .huawei to the packagename if the packagename already ends in .huawei, that's the only solution I can think of.

Edit:
I just tested it with a package adding .huawei myself, and you have an option to choose if UDP should add .huawei or not. After repacking my packagename still the same, so it's good if you add the .huawei yourself.