google cloud endpoints - Unable to create Android Client ID in App Engine dev console -


I am trying to create a new Android client ID for a Google App Engine project dragon backend. I thought I was facing a bug with App Engine's new Dev console, but the error has also come with the old console interface.

STEP: In my App Engine Project, I click on "Credentials" under "API & AP" title "ATH".

  1. Click the "Create new customer ID"

  2. Selected: Android app installed

  3. Place in my Android application package name: ca.ajwest.pythonapi

  4. Paste the SHA1 key created by the key toll ( I'm using a release keystore).

  5. Enable deep linking (although the problem still occurs when set to disabled)

  6. "Create Client Result: When the lightbox is faded, I have a new Android client ID with SHA1 and package name that I provided. However, while navigating away from the page or refreshing the credentials page, SHA1 is no longer listed on the entry, and Deep Linking is set to disabled (even if I have enabled it or not).

    What is happening with app engine? Am I missing something here? I have made these keys first and there is no problem.

    EDIT: I have tried to create a completely new Google Account on a separate computer and browser in a different part of the city with a new Android keystone, generated by the Android Studio I have a new App Engine created the project and used a new Android package name. However, as soon as I refresh the page, the SHA1 key has been removed and my client ID does not work.

    I do not know what else to try and do is I doing wrong?

    I've got an alternative solution for now. Generally create the customer API key, then edit settings immediately, and toggle "deep linking". Save and display console "update" for a moment, then SHA1 key remains on refreshing. Strange bug.


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