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claus-lysholm-a1b7f0
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Permissions to call subscriptions API is checked as validated, but not the other two.

I have gone over the configuration for the service account several times, following your documentation instructions, but never the less I’m stuck. I have also waited several days before refreshing the status again, but it’s the same. I simply don’t know what else to do know except reaching out to you.

I’m creating an app for Android with package name biz.codepower.echonotes and RevenueCat App ID app4742cd71c6.

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bange-sabastine wrote:

hello @claus-lysholm-a1b7f0 ,
Did you succeed in making it work? I had the same issue but after enabling the  Google Play Android Developer API, it works now. I followed this documentation: https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/creating-play-service-credentials

I thought the google play android dev API and the Google Play Developer Reporting API were the same.

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 Hey @claus-lysholm-a1b7f0!

Can you try making a test purchase? Sometimes the validator can get hung up if there hasn’t been a test purchase attempted.

You can read more about testing here: https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/google-play-store


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When I try to subscribe through the app, there’s no offerings available from the RevenueCat call (const offerings = await Purchases.getOfferings()). Could that not be because the RevenueCat for the Android version setup can not be completed, exactly because of the problem described in my original post?!


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hello @claus-lysholm-a1b7f0 ,
Did you succeed in making it work? I had the same issue but after enabling the  Google Play Android Developer API, it works now. I followed this documentation: https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/creating-play-service-credentials


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bange-sabastine wrote:

hello @claus-lysholm-a1b7f0 ,
Did you succeed in making it work? I had the same issue but after enabling the  Google Play Android Developer API, it works now. I followed this documentation: https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/creating-play-service-credentials

I thought the google play android dev API and the Google Play Developer Reporting API were the same.


claus-lysholm-a1b7f0
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Boom, that did it! Thought I did, but I did not have Google Play Android Developer API enabled.

Thank you so much!


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@ali-dahud , worked for me too. I was stuck on this all morning, thank you so much!


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@ali-dahud 

This was the missing link. Thanks


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I’ve already added the ‘Google Play Developer Reporting API’ as provided in the link.

However, it still says credentials need attention. It’s been way pass 36 hours for me.

Revenuecat documentation seriously needs to be updated

 


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  • I have followed all steps
  • I have waited for over a week
  • I have re-did all the steps, created multiple service accounts 

Still nothing works. Can someone please help?

 


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I’m having the same issue as the previous 2 posts. I’ve made multiple accounts, I’ve followed the documentation exactly, including enabling the Google Play Android Developer API. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

 


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