I'm using Google Smart Lock on the Android app I'm currently developing. When I access passwords.google.com I can see the same account/password pair multiple times for the same app package. Is this because I'm using different debug signing certificates to generate my APKs?
Google Smart Lock for Android apps and app signing certificates
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Yes, that's right, the credentials are associated with a package/fingerprint combination, not just the package.