How to get SHA1 code in new version of android studio 4.2?

Question

Before this update we can get SHA1 code from Gradle but now it's look like it's changed.

Answer 1

Try using this command line in AndroidStudio Terminal

./gradlew signingReport

Answer 2

In Android Studio, go to Build menu -> Generate Signed Bundle / APK

Select your keystore and key alias.

Copy the key store path and the key alias.

Here, the path is /Users/technofreek/Documents/testkeystore

and the alias is key0.

Open terminal and type the command

keytool -list -v -keystore <your keystore path> -alias <your alias>

For this example, here’s the command

keytool -list -v -keystore /Users/technofreek/Documents/testkeystore -alias key0

This will print your SHA1

Answer 3

please goto Tools > firebase, the Assistant tab on your right will open and then choose what feature you want, either authentication, realTimeDatabase etc the click connect to firebase and firbase console will open from where you get to select your project from the list of projects and then it will connect automatically, everything is donw for you, i hope this helps

Thanks

Answer 4

4.2 do not build gradle task by default.
you kan open it in file > settings > experimental, uncheck "do not build gradle task list during gradle sync", then sync project with gradle files

Answer 5

4.2 do not build gradle task by default. you kan open it in file > settings > experimental, uncheck "do not build gradle task list during gradle sync", then sync project with gradle files

yes its 100% working

Answer 6

Fixed this by doing this: Check here

1. File
2. Settings
3. Experimental
4. Unchecked the 'Do not build gradle task list during gradle sync' and click 'OK'
5. Go to file
6. Sync project with Gradle files
7. You will see the option on Signing reports under: Gradle -> Tasks ->Android -> Signing Report.

8.Check the image below

Answer 7

1. Double shift
2. You add 'gradle'
3. You look for the option 'Sync Project with Gradle Files'
4. Click on that option
5. Enter the gradle section again and it will be generated

Greetings! :]

Answer 8

Step 1: Click Execute Gradle task

Step 2: Type : "signingreport" and Enter

Answer 9

Option 1 :

1. Open Gradle window from the right side and click on Execute Gradle task icon.

2. Add signingreport beside the "gradle" and press Enter.

Option 2 :

• Open Terminal in android studio, type ./gradlew signingReport and press Enter.

Answer 10

In my case instead of "./gradlew signingReport", "gradlew signingReport" solved my issue

Answer 11

1. Open your project in Android Studio
2. Click on Gradle tab on the right
3. Click on the elephant Execute gradle task
4. In the popup that appears, type signingreport
5. Wait and check the run tab. You will see the SHA1

Answer 12

Double click it and you'll get your MD5, SHA, etc.

Answer 13

Click on Double Shift on android studio

Enter "Run anything"

Now enter "gradlew signingReport"

Enter

Answer 14

Another possible gotcha: make sure your Run output is visible. You may have to expand the Run output screen from right to left, like so:

Before     After

Answer 15

1. Click on the gradle. Top right on the Android Studio. ...
2. Now click on icon as seen in below picture. A new searchable windows/screen will open.

3. Now type,gradle signingreport and press Enter to start generating SHA KEY as seen in below picture.
4. Your SHA Key will generate as seen in this picture.