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Katedral Pillon
Katedral Pillon

Reputation: 14864

How to enable google services for my app

I have a number of apps in my Google console: android connected to app engine. I need to use App-Engine and Google Cloud Messaging. The procedure asks me to choose App name and android package name. Then it says

Services will be added to your existing project in the Google Developers Console.

How does it know which project to add the service to? I can't seem to find where to tell it which project to use. For sure it keeps attaching them (apparently) to some default project as opposed to the correct project. I know that for a fact because it is not passing the correct projectId of my app-engine backend to the google-services.json. I am not sure I should manually edit the file. So any ideas how to generate the file the correct way?

I am referring to the Configuration File

Presently I am following https://developers.google.com/cloud-messaging/android/start

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1814

Answers (1)

random
random

Reputation: 10309

App Name and package name fields are editable fields when you're trying to create a configuration file as described here

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You can choose an existing project that you created in your google developer console from the dropdown or enter a new name. If no app with that name exists in your google developer console, a project with that name will be created in google developer console. Configuration file generated will have project_id, project_numberfor this project and when you will use this json file in the android app, it will use them to connect to the correct project.

Upvotes: 2

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