We have multiple apps uploaded in a single developer account that are featuring in app subscription. All the apps uploaded on play console have corresponding google cloud project having pub sub setup. I am able to link only one google cloud project at a time.
Now I want to link all those Google Cloud Projects to API Access in Play Console, but there is no option to add multiple projects to it.
This is if you want to get data from your own Google Play Developer account, it is not related to the projects you created for your apps.
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I'm using Firebase App Distribution for sharing the App with testers. Now what I want is to send App directly in Google Play Console production when testers pass it, rather then I upload the app to Google Play Console. Is there any way ?
I tried to do so but didn't find the way.
Suppose, I have two android apps and both of them uses separate firebase/firestore account services.
Now, will there be any problem publishing both of the apps using the same Google Play Console account?
As a short answer, you can publish many apps (belongs to different firebase accounts) in the same google play account
No constraints regarding the firebase account you linked the app to.
No, you can have any (reasonable) number of apps accessing the same Firebase project, or different projects. Google Play doesn't know or care about what Firebase projects an app is configured to use. You just need to have a unique application ID for each app, and have each of them configured correctly in the Firebase project.
Sign in Google Play Console.
Select Games services
Select Add new game.
Fill in required details.
Select link app, -> Android.
Select the package name I would like to link to.
Add SHA1 fingerprint.
Error. Sorry and application with this SHA1 fingerprint is already linked to this app.
I have unpublished the only game service in my console, logged into Google API console and scheduled it for deletion.
I have attempted this 10 times over the space of a week? Hoping that something needed to be deregistered / or unlinked on google servers and my next attempt would work.
I have tried this in a different Google Play Console Account and it worked without issues.
I would really like to link game services such as leaderboards and saved games to my app.
We also have a Firebase account linked to this app, with the same packagename and SHA1 fingerprint.
Please tell me I don't need to delete the Firebase account as well, to link a new Game service to this App.
I removed the SHA-1 & SHA-256 fingerprints from Firebase and was able to create a new Google Play games service linked to my packagename and SHA1.
Really wish there was one source of truth in Google and I didn't need to jump around between,
Google play console,
Firebase console and
Google API console to get things working.
Remove SHA's from firebase, or delete the instance
Under Google account #1, I have Google+ and Google maps enabled/configured for my Android app. In the app, I am using the App Id that I configured under this account which allows me to use G+ sign in and Google Maps.
Will I be able to publish this app under a completely separate Google account and have the Google Services still work?
I've looked around but couldn't find any information stating whether or not I can (or should) use the same account to configure Google Play Services and publish the app.
I do not think that is mandatory, and in the past I have done these things with separate Google accounts
You are free to use a different google account for publishing your app in the store [Play developer account], other than the one you used for configuring google services viz Maps, Admob, G+ [Google developer console].
You can use any Google Account. There is not compulsory that you have to publish your app under the same Google account that you configured Google Play Services.
Its not compulsory thatPlay services and Publish account be same.
All you need to do is to keep KeyStore file safe as once you lose your Keystore file its too hard to Upload new Version for that Application.
I have a game on Google Play that I'd like to integrate with Amazon Cognito.
This game uses Google Play Game Services, so has an entry in Google Developer Console.
I am looking at this reference document:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/devguide/identity/external-providers/google/
And trying to determine if I should add these new Credentials to the existing Google Developer Console entry (the one populated with Google Play Game Services API) or if I should create a new Google Developer Console Android application.
You should be able to use your existing Google Developer Console entry.