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I'm trying to configure firebase API to be used with my nativescript application. In fact, i don't know how to configure it anymore.

I have my private keystore and another one (managed by google) in my Google Play Console. Which one fingerprint should i use on Firebase Console? Tried both separated and together too.

In app still receiving: 'Make sure you\'ve uploaded your SHA1 fingerprint(s) to the Firebase console. Status: Status{statusCode=DEVELOPER_ERROR, resolution=null}' error message.

Any tips?

Edit: Added two fingerprints, updated google-services.json and still not working. Firebase Console Config

KENdi
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Done!

I was wrong.

There are three types of keystores.

  • Upload keystore - this one we are using for building production app.
  • Signing keystore - (might be) maintained by google for in-store application signing. and...

...drums.vaw...

  • Debug keystore - created during the installation of Google SDK, used for... yes, you know for what purpose. It is located in ~/.android/debug.keystore, password is android.

Clue was to retrieve SHA-1 fingerprint from debug keystore.

Neevor
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  • I've tried adding the debug one to my config but I still can't get the authentication to work. It says I still need to add the SHA1 fingerprint – mast3rd3mon Mar 21 '20 at 18:41