I am getting the following error when uploading my APK file to the Google Play Store.
Your app currently targets API level 28 and must target at least API
level 29 to ensure it is built on the latest APIs optimized for
security and performance. Change your app's target API level to at
least 29.
I tried changing the minSDKversion by going to the Project Structure
Even after changing these I am still getting the same error. Any help is highly appreciated..
Thank you in advance
Put this code in your config.xml
<preference name="android-targetSdkVersion" value="29" />
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My team is currently working on a new Blazor app and we are facing some strange behavior. We deploy our APP using Azure Dev Ops, but it seems that sometimes things go wrong. If we deploy the same version with the the same pipeline, the issue could be solved...
This is the error we (sometimes) get in every browser chrome, firefox, edge, ...:
admin:1 Failed to find a valid digest in the 'integrity' attribute for resource 'https://domain/_framework/dotnet.timezones.blat' with computed SHA-256 integrity '47DEQpj8HBSa+/TImW+5JCeuQeRkm5NMpJWZG3hSuFU='. The resource has been blocked.
This seems to be happening completely random. We have tried everything... like disabling compression, checking IIS settings, clearing cache, ... We also read the complete Microsoft Documentation. Some other guys also had this problem and they have a solution by clearing the obj/ folder. But we never have this issue locally... So this isn't a solution for us.
Does anybody have any idea what could be the problem? Because it seems completely random to us so far.
The app is ASP.NET core hosted and not stand-alone.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Kind regards,
Evert
I just ran into the exact same problem. My VS solution compiled and ran under VS 2022 no problem. But when I published to my dev or prod web server I got the same message that you encountered. I solved it by clearing the bin, obj, and .config folders in all my projects in the solution. You mentioned that you don't have the problem locally -- neither did I and this still resolved the issue when I deployed. I suspect an older version of a file is getting into the deployment pipeline somewhere. Mine is also a hosted solution under .NET 6.0.2.
I'm trying to add login to my android studio app in Kotlin with OAuth2 Google, and it's keep loading and not login, what I have to do?
I found a solution, it is strange but anyway it works for me:
Delete your Cloud project
Instead of the following instructions from http://developers.google.com/fit/android/get-started create a new project with firebase.
Add an android app in firebase project settings
Add both the SHA1 and SHA256 to it.
Download google-services.json to android/app in your project folder.
Make sure to have my "support email" set on general Project settings.
Now it should work.
If this not help, please also check Flutter and google_sign_in plugin: PlatformException(sign_in_failed, com.google.android.gms.common.api.ApiException: 10: , null)
Guys have a similar problem with GoogleSignIn
I have download the example project and library from this link: Xamarin Firebase but after 2 days of configuration i get this error when i launch the app:
[Firebase/Core][I-COR000022] Firebase Analytics is not available.
I did not find documentation related to this error for Xamarin iOS Firebase Analytics and can not find a solution.
I have reference the same library of the example project, checked the GoogleService-Info.plist and insert it in the project as documentation, called the App.Configure ();.
Nothing to do, does anyone have any idea?
Resolved!
Firebase Analytics requires 3 references to work:
.Core
.Analytics
.IstanceID
Following only the code in the documentation the project at start-up load only .Core skipping the other two, this causes the error.
To work around this problem, I added in AppDelegate:
using Firebase.Analytics;
using Firebase.InstanceID;
and before of App.Configure (); i have add this two line to force the app to load the two assemblies:
Firebase.Analytics.Loader loader1 = new Firebase.Analytics.Loader();
Firebase.InstanceID.Loader loader2 = new Firebase.InstanceID.Loader();
Of course, if you implement other instructions later using these two assemblies, you will not need these two instructions.
I'm running a Node.js server as API for my mobile app on a Windows Azure Website. And I'm having some trouble with it due to the needed web.config - but I couldn't find any really helpful documentation about it. Everything I can find is googling for specific problems on it and with a bit luck I can use the config snippets.
is there any general documentation about the contents the web.config can contain and their meaning?
in the start I had the problem that errors were modified by IIS to a general error. But since it's a REST API I want the HTTP status codes to be returned. I got around that with the <httpErrors existingResponse="PassThrough" /> element, but it doesn't seem to work for every error.
The only documentation I found so far are example configuration files of the iisnode module.
If you see the following error:
web.config not found in project, to create a project to deploy to
Windows Azure you must create a Windows Azure Node.js project.
....you may have created the wrong type of Visual Studio Project. You want a "Windows Azure Node.js Application" not a "Node.js Web Application". The former creates a few extra files that are needed for Azure (Web.cloud.config & Web.config).
You may be able to create a dummy VS project of the correct type and then copy these files into your existing project. Alternatively create a new project of the correct type and copy your source files into the new project.
Create Azure Basic Node.js Express Application
I have been working on building a DNN module in VS 2010 under DNN 7.0.3. My module has a few controls, a web service, and some jQuery/Ajax calls to the web service. I am working in Windows 7 with IIS 7. Everything was fine until I upgraded to VS 2012. After that, I was getting 500 errors for all the files I am loading into my control, i.e. javascript files, css files, and even images (never saw a 500 error on an image before!). I tried rolling back my project to before I loaded it into VS 2012, but that didn't help. I found this article: Setting up separate ASP.NET app with DotNetNuke
and implemented the suggestion in answer 2 (adding location... to the web config file). That fixed most of the problems, but I am still getting 500 errors for 2 HttpHandlers I built (which just spit out some javascript) and for any calls to my web service. The error I am getting now is:
Parser Error. An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.
It kind of looks like it can't find the codebehind for these files. That makes some sense, since that was basically the problem it was having with all the files before I added the tag to the web.config.
I tried a clean install of DNN 7.0.6 and just installed my module from the package that was created earlier, but still the same errors. Since I haven't made any change to my code since it was last working, I am pretty sure the problem has something to do with changes the VS 2012 install made to my machine but I have no idea what. Please help!!!
Thank you :-)
Check to see if you have a VIRTUAL DIRECTORY or Application on the DesktopModules folder, or on the Module's folder in there, sometimes that happens in VS.
Also make sure there is NOT a web.config file in the MODULE folder.