Signing the app about iosched HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @nikhilgupta280695,

Your issue seems not to be related to the signing process itself. Rather this is the typical error message one gets when a requested Google API is not enabled.

Actually the message is pretty self-explaining: Please use Google Developers Console to activate the API for your project.

So you might want to check if all the required APIs are enabled in the Google Developer Console.

To do so, go to the Google Developers Console, at https://cloud.google.com/console and select your project from the left sidebar menu.

Now, within your project, navigate to "APIs and auth" > "APIs" and enable ALL of the following APIs:
- Drive API
- Google Cloud Messaging for Android
- Google Maps Android API v2
- Google+ API
- YouTube Data API v3

If all the above APIs are enabled (set to "on"), your problem might be solved already and you should be able to successfully build a fully working app version.

For further infos about signing, please refer to Android's App Signing guide.
Additionally, if you wish to build with Android Wear support, specific details can be found in the Packaging Wearable Apps guide. However, if you wish to not build the wear component, also note the Building without Android Wear section in doc/BUILDING.md.

So, does this solve your issue?

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All the above mentioned API's were already enabled... Still it gave the error.
The app is able to read the manifest file from server after which something is causing an error.
Is the problem with :

1. GCM Key
2. The app originally being Google IO and some setting to be changed while changing it to our app.

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AlexKorovyansky shared a full customization (without updater) very useful

Read this
#30

And check keys changed here
gdgomsk@5b970ce

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