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As the package name of your android app in the firebase console is not editable, I think the best course of action would be to delete the current app from the console and add a new android app with the correct package name, then download the auto-generated google-services.json and replace it with the current one.
After some research, I found this, here an employee of firebase is also suggesting the same. Also, if we scroll a bit, we can find users who had problems after editing google-service.json manually.
Oh, I think there's a misunderstanding here, or just a typing mistake in the title. Either way, You don't need to create a new project in firebase. Just delete the app with the old package name from the current project, and add a new one with the correct package name.
Saransh-cpp
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Create a new project in firebase before uploading the app on play store
Create a new app in firebase before uploading the app on play store
Jan 3, 2022
As the package name of your android app in the firebase console is not editable, I think the best course of action would be to delete the current app from the console and add a new android app with the correct package name, then download the auto-generated google-services.json and replace it with the current one.
After some research, I found this, here an employee of firebase is also suggesting the same. Also, if we scroll a bit, we can find users who had problems after editing google-service.json manually.
Originally posted by @letsintegreat in #114 (comment)
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