Hi, I’m trying to sing apk, to publish it on google play.
The build is ending with error:
Failed to sign the APK
I’ve generated jks keystore in adroid studio
What happens if you try to build one of our sample apps?
Can you build with a debug keystore?
Most people build their keystores using the command line tool: keytool.exe I don’t know how keystores built in Android Studio work.
It could be a case where we are expecting the keystore format in a certain way, certain encryption, etc. And your keystore might be set up in a way that we can’t use.
Rob
So I finally managed to get it signed. The keystore needs to be generated using cmd and keytool. To get working the cmd and keytool, the java sdk path needs to be added to windows system settings, as somebody here posted video about it. When I used android studio, to generate the keystore, corona was not able to sign the app.
What happens if you try to build one of our sample apps?
Can you build with a debug keystore?
Most people build their keystores using the command line tool: keytool.exe I don’t know how keystores built in Android Studio work.
It could be a case where we are expecting the keystore format in a certain way, certain encryption, etc. And your keystore might be set up in a way that we can’t use.
Rob
So I finally managed to get it signed. The keystore needs to be generated using cmd and keytool. To get working the cmd and keytool, the java sdk path needs to be added to windows system settings, as somebody here posted video about it. When I used android studio, to generate the keystore, corona was not able to sign the app.