During a Play Console release setup, a developer configures a 5% staged rollout. After 48 hours with no issues, they want to expand to 20%. Which statement about staged rollout expansion is accurate?
- A.The developer can manually increase the rollout percentage at any time in Play Console; there is no enforced waiting period or fixed increment size
- B.Google expands the rollout to the whole install base after seven days: the console offers no control over that timer once the release goes live in production
- C.The percentage changes with a fresh bundle upload: the console reads the value from the release record
- D.Percentages rise in five-point steps each day: the console enforces the schedule
Why A is correct
Play Console staged rollouts allow developers to manually adjust the rollout percentage at any time with no enforced waiting period or minimum increment. The developer has full control to increase, halt, or roll back to the previous release. Google does not auto-expand rollouts on a timer. Changing the percentage does not require a new AAB submission.
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