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uc...@google.com
Do you have a repro project that you could share with us?
There should be no need to excluding any dependencies: we automatically remove them from the test APK if they are in the main APK.
There should be no need to excluding any dependencies: we automatically remove them from the test APK if they are in the main APK.
sn...@google.com
sn...@google.com
I followed these steps and could see the created cloud project in the list of projects to pick from in the Android Studio project picker dialog. The dialog is explicit about the fact that you are going to create a Cloud project rather than a Firebase project and you should be able to see both kinds of projects in the list.
If the number of your Cloud projects in the list is very big, it might happen that you do not see the newly created project due to pagination effects. Please let me know if this is the case. Also, please make sure that your project is indeed created (it takes some time).
If the number of your Cloud projects in the list is very big, it might happen that you do not see the newly created project due to pagination effects. Please let me know if this is the case. Also, please make sure that your project is indeed created (it takes some time).
we...@gmail.com
#3 it wasn't the case. Creating a project on Google Developer Console didn't work for using Firebase Cloud Testing, it didn't show any project until I went to Firebase Console and created a project.
sn...@google.com
Thank you for the clarification. You mentioned "it didn't show any project". Does it mean you did not have any projects listed when you were creating a Cloud project for the first time? If this is so, do you mind checking if you can follow the steps you listed to create a Cloud project again and see if it shows up in the list? Thanks!
we...@gmail.com
It didn't show any project on the list because I had no projects on the Firebase Console at the time. It was confusing to see that message since Android Studio would take me to Google Developer's Console and I had 2 projects there. When I went to Firebase Console's website after reading the docs and created a project it showed up on Android Studio as expected. It seems like the list only shows the Firebase Projects.
This issue was opened mainly due to the communication problem/wrong link that lead me to believe I needed to create a project on the wrong console.
This issue was opened mainly due to the communication problem/wrong link that lead me to believe I needed to create a project on the wrong console.
sn...@google.com
You are right that in the long run, we should switch from creating a Cloud project to creating a Firebase project. However, Cloud projects are supported, so the current workflow is expected to work. It might be that there are some permission or setup issues that make your Cloud projects invisible to Android Studio login plugin. Since you found a work around for now (creating a Firebase project), then let's aim this issue at the long term plan (as its title already suggests).
sn...@google.com
Starting with Android Studio 3.2, the link to create cloud projects is replaced with a link directly on the panel to create a new Firebase project.
Description
Version of Gradle Plugin: gradle:2.4.0
Version of Gradle: gradle-3.4
Version of Java: Java 1.8
OS: MacOS Sierra
Steps to Reproduce:
- Setup a project with a instrumented test
- Hit run
- Select the tab Cloud testing
- Hit Choose cloud project and the combo box to select a project
- Hit "Click here" to create a new Google Developer Console project
- Create a new project there and notice how NOTHING happens, no project shows up in the Cloud project list
You actually needed to create a project on the Firebase Console (
Expected behavior:
- The Android Studio link to create a new Project should take the user to the Firebase Console