Google OAuth 2.0 and debug key

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Im trying to implement google OAuth 2.0 in android app.

According to google help - I went to console.developers.google.com to create project and Client ID for that project.

I have to put app package name and SHA-1 key there. I have no SHA-1 key for "release" version yet. I guess there is some automatically generated SHA1 key for debug. Application is not ready for publishing yet, so... I'm not using release builds.

  1. Shall I use this debug key for now and when I release app - create new Client ID in google dev console?

  2. Where I can find that SHA-1 key in Android Studio?

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1 Answers

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I found answer:

Caution: While you are testing an APK that's signed with a debug key, Google does not require that your app be registered in Google Cloud Console. However, your app must be registered in Google Cloud Console in order to continue working once it is signed with a release key.

Source: Authorizing with Google for REST APIs at developer.android.com

I don't have to add debug app in Google Developer Console / Google Cloud Console.