Reference
Error codes
Errors are grouped by where the workflow stopped: the store connection, catalogue import, baseline lookup, credential boundary, or application request. The code is a starting point for diagnosis, not merely a label.
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Store access errors
Permission errors usually mean the service account exists but cannot access the selected app or operation. Credential errors indicate that authentication itself failed. Package errors mean the requested app could not be found under the accessible Play Console account.
Rate limits and temporary provider failures call for a retry; repeated permission and package failures call for a configuration check instead.
Import and baseline errors
A catalogue import can fail completely or finish with some product data unavailable. Baseline failures are narrower: the app may import successfully while a comparison value cannot be retrieved for a plan or market.
Keeping those conditions separate prevents missing comparison data from making the entire catalogue look unusable.
What to capture when asking for help
Record the error code, affected app, time of the attempt, and the action being taken. Do not send service-account keys or other credentials in a support message.
The signed-in reference lists the current codes and account-specific recovery steps without exposing sensitive operational detail publicly.