janderkan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 27, 2019 #1 I wish that B4I would save the path to the 'Keys Folder' with the project.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 28, 2019 #2 Why do you need it? You can have multiple certificates and provision profiles in the same folder.
janderkan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 28, 2019 #3 Erel said: Why do you need it? You can have multiple certificates and provision profiles in the same folder. Click to expand... I find it more manageable to have different folders containing different files: B4i.keystore B4i.p12 certsigningRequest.csr ios_default.cer Adhoc and Release mobileprovision Firebase_push.p12 All files but ios_default.cer are different in every project. Is it possible to group all these files by different names and keep them in the same folder ?
Erel said: Why do you need it? You can have multiple certificates and provision profiles in the same folder. Click to expand... I find it more manageable to have different folders containing different files: B4i.keystore B4i.p12 certsigningRequest.csr ios_default.cer Adhoc and Release mobileprovision Firebase_push.p12 All files but ios_default.cer are different in every project. Is it possible to group all these files by different names and keep them in the same folder ?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 28, 2019 #4 janderkan said: Is it possible to group all these files by different names and keep them in the same folder ? Click to expand... Sure. This is the recommended way. Managing multiple certificates / provision files
janderkan said: Is it possible to group all these files by different names and keep them in the same folder ? Click to expand... Sure. This is the recommended way. Managing multiple certificates / provision files
janderkan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 28, 2019 #5 Erel said: Sure. This is the recommended way. Click to expand... But when I try to create a new 'Private sign key' it says: And trying to create a new Firebase Push service it says:
Erel said: Sure. This is the recommended way. Click to expand... But when I try to create a new 'Private sign key' it says: And trying to create a new Firebase Push service it says:
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 28, 2019 #6 Don't create a new signing key. It is a mistake. Always use the same certsigningRequest.csr. In most cases you should also use the same certificate and only switch the provision profile. It is true that the push key requires some manual handling however you don't really need to keep the old file. Upload it to Firebase and delete it.
Don't create a new signing key. It is a mistake. Always use the same certsigningRequest.csr. In most cases you should also use the same certificate and only switch the provision profile. It is true that the push key requires some manual handling however you don't really need to keep the old file. Upload it to Firebase and delete it.
