How to package an Android App Bundle with apk made with Adobe Animate?

[PATurmel12]

I realize Adobe Air is now supported by Harman now, but I thought I might have some luck here.

I want to package an Android App Bundle with a 32 and 64 bit version I made with Adobe Animate

What would be the steps to do this?

Create apk files with Animate?

use adt to package files?

If so could someone provide an example of which files (the release notes from Harman do not specify).

adt -package -target aab -storetype pkcs12 -keystore myCertificate.p12 myAPK.apk myAPK64.apk AppIconsForPublish

Do I need to specify the apk files or the app.xml files or the .swf files?

Also I uploaded a package to the Play Store to get the message:

        Your APK or Android App Bundle needs to have the package name (prefix air.<Name>)

Is there a solution to this or should I wait for Harman to progress on their development of the adt tool?

[Vivid75]

You can always submit a 32 and 64 bit separately as long as they have different version numbers.

Make sure the 64 bit apk has the higher version.

[Flipline]

I'd recommend sticking with two separate APKs for now, Harman considers their packaging for the bundle to still be in an experimental state, and it currently has issues if your app uses certain ANEs.