Actually I don’t think your error has anything to do with the singing key. Where are you trying to save the output to? (Save to folder entry)?
Just saving to a folder where most of the other work on the ebook is. Should the key be in the same location? It isn’t. (Bluebear is the name of the children’s ebook)
You should not save the .apk file (or your iOS app bundle) the the same folder as your code.
I made a folder called “AppBuilds” and made a book mark for it in finder (so it’s where Pictures, Desktop, etc. is on the left) and I store all my AppBuilds there. That way when I got to install them, I have the same folder, so I don’t have to hunt down different ones for different apps. But besides that, it’s a known problem that trying to store the app build in the same folder is not a good things. Basically they are zip files and you’re zipping into a folder that you’re trying to zip the zip file. I know that was confusing… It is to the system too.
Making a AppBuilds folder at the top user level, like you did. Will try this again in the morning. Thanks.
The Package is “com.leolabook.bluebear.build”.
The Keystore is “bluebear.keystore” saved in a folder under Users called AppBuild.
The build is in another folder with all my bluebear files.
I am getting the same error: “Failed to build APK. Warning: Could not find file /var/folders/gx/fw5tqnxn3g3fn8hx6m142s7r0000gn/T/1382532124/MyCoronaActivity-signed-aligned.apk to copy.” Why is it trying to find this address? Why does it look for MyCoronaActivity-signed-aligned.apk?
I didn’t have any issues creating the iOS version.
Anymore ideas?
Still stuck. Any ideas? See above.
I’m going to ask engineering to see if they have any ideas when I file my nightly forum report shortly.
What does engineering say about this problem?
I’ve not heard back yet.