I am using Firebase UI to provide login for my app. When i try to login with Google it is giving error message com.firebase.ui.auth.FirebaseUiException: Code: 12500, message: 12500. But i when try to integrate google login directly it is working fine. I Couldn't find the way to resolve this issue. Error code description in google document
The sign in attempt didn't succeed with the current account.
Unlike SIGN_IN_REQUIRED. when seeing this error code, there is nothing user can do to recover from the sign in failure. Switching to another account may or may not help. Check adb log to see details if any.
Check to see if you have added a "Support email" in your firebase project settings. This was able to solve the problem for me after a lot of trying different things that didn't work.
You may need to set a SHA-1 certificate fingerprint in your app's Firebase settings. See this answer to a similar question here (reproduced below):
https://stackoverflow.com/a/52082447/4982525
Check if SHA-1 fingerprints are added to the firebase project
settings. If not,find SHA-1 fingerprint using
https://developers.google.com/android/guides/client-auth
Also, find the SHA-1 fingerprint of release key using
keytool -list -v -keystore <keystore path>
Remove with the path of the key store.
Then add both SHA-1 fingerprints to firebase projects settings.
NB: Don't forget to replace google-services.json with updated
google-services.json with new fingerprints. I lost two days on that.
Please add sha-1 code from your android studio to the fire console.
For me, I found that just deleting the app("remove app") from the firebase project solved the problem.
I faced this issue recently, the fix was to goto: https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials and complete OAuth credentials.
Add app logo, email, authorized domain, privacy link, and terms link. In my case, I used example.com for most stuffs, just for a practice app.
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I used Carthage to build the BoxContentSDK.framework. Everything runs in the simulator and on device. When I go to submit to the app store, I get the error that the BoxContentSDK.framework is not signed. The framework is added in the embed frameworks section of the project and code sign on copy is set. The logs say: BoxContentSDK.framework: replacing existing signature, then BoxContentSDK.framework: code object is not signed at all
Any help appreciated.
Found the answer. You need to do additional work besides just adding the framework. The BOX SDK page links to the wrong page. Here is the correct page:
https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage/blob/5fd867c4895b4f59d70181dec169a1644f4430e3/README.md#if-youre-building-for-ios
I keep getting the error in the title when I run my Firebase application. I believe it is preventing me from executing database queries. For example FIRAuth.auth()?.currentUser is nil after logging in.
After research, I believe I have to add a keychain to my project. When I turn on keychain sharing in (xCode -> targets -> capabilities) I get the error in the screen cap below.
Do I need to add some sort of certificate in Keychain Access (application)?
I'm not using the messaging feature, so I don't think I need to add the .p12 certificate suggested here.
Do I need to add some sort of keychain in the Firebase console?
I've confirmed that my BundleID is correct.
Do I need to change something here:
I have followed all the setup steps here.
I found the solution https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/firebase-talk/xvjyJUMFL1Y/rhsF7EQEBQAJ
There's a bug in my version of Firebase -- pod update resolved this issue
hi I'm trying to include firebase in my app and followed the documentation, when I'm trying to do google sign in, Could not configure Firebase InstanceID error occurs .please advice how to overcome this error
There are two things to check (and hopefully, one will fix it for you):
Make sure your BundleIdentifier is exactly the same in your Firebase project as it is in your Xcode, i.e. com.[yourcompany].[yourappname]
Make sure you got the latest GoogleService-Info.plist file. Go to Firebase Console -> Settings -> Your Application - there will be a blue button to the right that lets you download new configuration file
That solved it for me.
Bug Details
As of version 3.13.0, there appears to be a bug in the Firebase/Core SDK.
I added a symbolic breakpoint at -[FIRInstanceID(FIRApp) configureInstanceIDWithOptions:app:] and stepped though the assembly.
It appears that FIRApp.configure() is ignoring the IS_GCM_ENABLED flag in the GoogleServices-Info.plist and tries to configure GCM regardless of the flag's state. In my case, because my project does not use GCM, the app would crash because there was no GCM_SENDER_ID in the plist.
Workaround
Add a dummy value (i.e. 123456789012) for GCM_SENDER_ID within the GoogleService-Info.plist file. This will allow the application to configure successfully.
You have to add your project which is created on
https://developers.google.com/mobile/add?platform=ios or fire base console into your Firebase dashboard.
Now you can download GoogleService-Info.plist from Firebase and import into your project.
I setup Firebase in code using FIROptions. In my case, I was missing gcmSenderID, fixing it then it works
Firebase DevRel here. This should be an error, unless you enabled gcm, you shouldn't go through instanceid setup. Filed internally.
For now, the workaround is manually changing "IS_GCM_ENABLED" to "NO" in your "GoogleService-Info.plist" file
I was getting this error as I didn't have my GoogleService-Info.plist in my Test folder as well. ( if you are using TDD)
As of the latest Firebase Core 3.16.0 - I seem to need to include it in my main project as well as copying a version into my Test Root.
This also happens when you shift your google SDK integration from one account to another and don't edit the API keys on application side.Make sure when you shift from one google account to another, you re-visit all the SDK guides again like FCM, Google Sign-in etc and make sure you are using new API keys (client_id, URI Scheme) in application.
I'm upgrading from an earlier version of Google Analytics for my iOS app and when I follow the instructions here, I click the button to create a configuration file and nothing happens. Anyone else experience this? Is there a default GoogleService-Info.plist that I can use and customize?
Thanks!
Seems to be a bug on their site. It worked for me 2 weeks ago. However you have already found Googles Guide - the config file does not contain any complicated settings, however you can download the Sample Apps and get your initial GoogleService-Info.plist file from there:
pod try Google
from
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/code-samples#try-the-sdk-demos-using-cocoapods
Steps for getting configuration if your first time login to google developer account.
1. open google developer console.
2. login to developer console.
3. create project with valid name.
4. then goto the API section & enable GCM API.
5. Then get the configuration file.
Thanks for the suggestions, looks like they would work for others. Unfortunately, I just couldn't get Cocoa Pods to upgrade the analytics, so I switched tactics and used the sdk directly. This worked fine, hopefully others have better luck!
Just created an .apk with the Publish Android Application option, created a keystore with key and uploaded to the Google Play app store. Everything worked, but when I tried to download the app from the app store i got an error message resembling "The application has an incorrect signature". I thought the "Publish Android Application" part of Xamarin.Studio was supposed to fix everything?
I ran the following command on the .apk afterwards: jarsigner -verify -verbose -certs app.apk At the bottom it said the following: This jar contains entries whose certificate chain is not validated.
Please help, would love to have the app out today :)
My problem was simple. XamarinStudio was setup to use Java1.7, setting it to use Java1.6 fixed it :)