DEVELOPER ERROR after select a account, not using firebase

[endlesstech]

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[endlesstech]

I carefully configure already the SHA1 debug key in the console.
iOS is working fine.
For only Android. Please help. Thanks

[NguyenPhatBG]

Me too :)) @endlesstech

[ThinhPhan]

Duplicate of #823
@NguyenPhatBG @endlesstech Please check issue above, it's help me a lot.

[TheChanDI]

have someone solved ?? I am getting this issue too

[NguyenPhatBG]

@TheChanDI
I found the my problem, release-keystore.keystore file is changed by my co-worker, so the SHA1 from me is not the right release key hash to add on https://developers.facebook.com/ =))
Now it's worked to me @ @

[nikitabudkovskiy]

I carefully configure already the SHA1 debug key in the console.
iOS is working fine.
For only Android. Please help. Thanks

How did you get SHA1?
Try like this:
cd android && ./gradlew signingReport
This generates two variant keys. You can copy the SHA1 that belongs to the debugAndroidTest variant key option.

[TheChanDI]

Same issue :(

I think the SHA1 key is not correct. After hours of debugging, I wasn't able to solve so I try to do using firebase still got the same error. Then after some research, the sha1 key I used was incorrect. Here use this but change the path to your keystore. I hope it works for you.

keytool -exportcert -alias my-key-alias -keystore /Users/enfinyinnovations/Desktop/mobile\ apps/sherpaDictionary/android/app/my-upload-key.keystore
| openssl sha1 -binary | openssl base64

[tgvishal]

I faced the same problem. The solution is for Android we have to put "androidClientId" key in Google configuration.
GoogleSignin.configure(
{
//webClientId is required if you need offline access
offlineAccess: true,
webClientId:'<Your Web OAuth 2.0 Client ID from Google Console>',
androidClientId: '<Your Android OAuth 2.0 Client ID from Google Console>',
scopes: ['profile', 'email']
});

[NguyenPhatBG]

@tgvishal Can't find property name's androidClientId in GoogleSignin.configure({})?

[tgvishal]

@tgvishal Can't find property name's androidClientId in GoogleSignin.configure({})?

Please follow this answer on StackOverflow
https://stackoverflow.com/a/58051028

[NguyenPhatBG]

@tgvishal I try to get sha1 with cmd, but not working with release key, so i go to App signing (upload APK to play store) get sha1, sha-256, it's worked only add sha-256 key :)

[codal-hkrishnani]

Where exactly I need to add sha1 key. I am not using firebase?

[tgvishal]

Where exactly I need to add sha1 key. I am not using firebase?

Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
If you have a Google Console Project already then select the API Project, else create a new Project.
Select the "Credentials" menu from the side navigation.
Click on "Create Credentials", then select "OAuth client ID", then select "Application Type"=> Android, you will get the input box for the SHA-1 key.
Please check the attached screenshot.

[codal-hkrishnani]

Where exactly I need to add sha1 key. I am not using firebase?

Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
If you have a Google Console Project already then select the API Project, else create a new Project.
Select the "Credentials" menu from the side navigation.
Click on "Create Credentials", then select "OAuth client ID", then select "Application Type"=> Android, you will get the input box for the SHA-1 key.
Please check the attached screenshot.

I already added there still I am getting error DEVELOPER_ERROR, what else i need to do @tgvishal

[tgvishal]

Where exactly I need to add sha1 key. I am not using firebase?

Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
If you have a Google Console Project already then select the API Project, else create a new Project.
Select the "Credentials" menu from the side navigation.
Click on "Create Credentials", then select "OAuth client ID", then select "Application Type"=> Android, you will get the input box for the SHA-1 key.
Please check the attached screenshot.

I already added there still I am getting error DEVELOPER_ERROR, what else i need to do @tgvishal

You are passing client id to this key in Google configuration method “androidClientId” right?

#955 (comment)

[codal-hkrishnani]

Where exactly I need to add sha1 key. I am not using firebase?

Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
If you have a Google Console Project already then select the API Project, else create a new Project.
Select the "Credentials" menu from the side navigation.
Click on "Create Credentials", then select "OAuth client ID", then select "Application Type"=> Android, you will get the input box for the SHA-1 key.
Please check the attached screenshot.

I already added there still I am getting error DEVELOPER_ERROR, what else i need to do @tgvishal

You are passing client id to this key in Google configuration method “androidClientId” right?

#955 (comment)

Actually i've tried both way but no luck.

[NguyenPhatBG]

@codal-hkrishnani You're not using firebase, but google sign in is necessary config on firebase console, This is mentioned in the documentation, after you have .json file, add SHA-1 or SHA-256 (sometime it's must be) on firebase config both for debug and release, I hope this is useful for you

[codal-hkrishnani]

@codal-hkrishnani You're not using firebase, but google sign in is necessary config on firebase console, This is mentioned in the documentation, after you have .json file, add SHA-1 or SHA-256 (sometime it's must be) on firebase config both for debug and release, I hope this is useful for you

Is that so? I didn't see that in documentation. would you mind sharing that link.

[maxpaynestory]

You need to create two applications inside google developer console for your react native app. One of type web application and second with type android.

use ClientID of web application with GoogleSignin.configure

To get SHA 1 of your react native app on windows run this on root folder

cd android && gradlew signingReport

[vonovak]

As the issue has been resolved, and the solution is documented in troubleshooting, I'm going to close this but keep it as a pinned post because it's such a common error.

Thanks! :)

[castalonirenz]

Same issue here

[Seamus1989]

The issue hasn't been resolved, and is not mentioned in troubleshooting for applications not using firebase.

[pinturic]

For me it was mandatory to specify the androidClientId; this should be specified in the example.

[Aryk]

This is not really mentioned in the documentation, but is it required for the "OAuth Consent Screen" to be filled in...I'm guessing the obvious answer to this would be "yes", but I still don't see it documented anywhere (maybe it's so obvious).

I'm also getting DEVELOPER_ERROR but I think it's because I'm missing approval for my app from Google because my firebase google-services.json, etc are all set up correctly.

EDIT: This solved it for me:

https://github.com/react-native-google-signin/google-signin/blob/master/docs/android-guide.md#getting-developer_error-or-code-10-error-message-on-android-when-trying-to-login-or-signin-hangs-and-never-resolves-the-promise

😄

[waheeddammam0078]

100% Solution
None Firebase/
DEVELOPER ERROR JUST BECasue of you using webclientid instead of androuidclientid

GoogleSignin.configure({
androidClientId: '',
scopes: ['profile', 'email'],
});

offline access also be removed

all done

[oussamaserhane]

Try to update google-services.json file