Keeping a Daily Log for Your Google Play Closed Test

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Developers often discover their closed test has failed only late in the process, when tester numbers have dropped below the required minimum. A simple daily tracker can flag problems early, giving time to recruit replacements before the 14-day window closes. Recommended columns include opted-in and active testers, joins and drops, build version, and feedback with fixes shipped. Setting a red warning when opted-in testers fall below 14 provides a buffer for calm recruitment. A real campaign example showed 18 testers joining, 11 finishing all 14 days, and Google granting production access afterward.

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