HOW TO DISCARD UNDER REVIEW APP BUNDLE AND UPLOAD NEW APP BUNDLE

Google PlayConsole:

Releases that have not yet been sent for review can now be discarded by managing your release. To discard releases already in review, or ready to be published, first remove changes on Publishing overview.

Steps to discard changes

1) Publishing Overview => Remove Changes for Review

2) Publishing overview => Production => Release summary => Discard Release







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