Don't debug.keystore on my mac

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stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	confirm \| cancel 02/02/13 01:43 PM (12 years ago) Don't debug.keystore on my mac Am going through Marks opus on Android app making and on page 52 he says to navigate to the debug.keystore file. But on my Mac I can find no such file. I've downloaded the latest version of everything - has something changed since the writing of this tutorial? Steve Title Comments Am going through Marks opus on Android app making and on page 52 he says to navigate to the debug.keystore file. But on my Mac I can find no such file. I've downloaded the latest version of everything - has something changed since the writing of this tutorial? Steve

stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	02/02/13 01:57 PM (12 years ago) Actually, found it - it is in a hidden file on the Mac Comments Actually, found it - it is in a hidden file on the Mac

SmugWimp Smugger than thou... Posts: 6316 Reg: Nov 07, 2012 Tamuning, GU 81,410	02/02/13 02:04 PM (12 years ago) Ya, on the mac, they don't like you to see directories that start with a '.', so .android is a bit difficult to see. Sometimes when fooling with those areas, I use 'Xfolders' which allows for 'hidden' file viewing. It also works as a psuedo finder substitute, but some features 'look' like they're there, but they're not implemented. http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/13176/xfolders Cheers! -- Smug Comments Ya, on the mac, they don't like you to see directories that start with a '.', so .android is a bit difficult to see. Sometimes when fooling with those areas, I use 'Xfolders' which allows for 'hidden' file viewing. It also works as a psuedo finder substitute, but some features 'look' like they're there, but they're not implemented. http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/13176/xfolders Cheers! -- Smug

stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	02/02/13 02:15 PM (12 years ago) Actually, found it - it is in a hidden file on the Mac Comments Actually, found it - it is in a hidden file on the Mac

Derval Aspiring developer Posts: 364 Reg: Sep 20, 2012 Milan 17,240	02/06/13 01:44 PM (12 years ago) I found that this was the best solution for this problem: Open Eclipse Preferences, then navigate to Android > Build. There you'll see a field that tells the location of your debug keystone. Copy and paste it into the location prompt in the “use existing keystone” window. Comments I found that this was the best solution for this problem: Open Eclipse Preferences, then navigate to Android > Build. There you'll see a field that tells the location of your debug keystone. Copy and paste it into the location prompt in the “use existing keystone” window.

peterj Apple Fan Posts: 113 Reg: Jun 19, 2011 location unknow... 6,630	04/22/13 11:40 AM (12 years ago) Great tip Dervalo - thanks! Comments Great tip Dervalo - thanks!

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