MirrorLink_Android_CommonAPI_TestApplication | common API test application | REST library

by CarConnectivityConsortium Java Version: v15 License: Non-SPDX

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MirrorLink_Android_CommonAPI_TestApplication is a Java library typically used in Manufacturing, Utilities, Automotive, Web Services, REST applications. MirrorLink_Android_CommonAPI_TestApplication has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. However MirrorLink_Android_CommonAPI_TestApplication has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository contains Android Studio project for the CommonAPI Test Application, a MirrorLink-aware test application capable of exercising the entirity of the CommonAPI service on any MirrorLink server. License can be found in LICENSE file that you should have received along source code and this readme file.

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The latest version of MirrorLink_Android_CommonAPI_TestApplication is v15

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MirrorLink-aware app validator fails after signing APK with Google developer key

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MirrorLink-aware app validator fails after signing APK with Google developer key

Asked 2019-Aug-24 at 16:02

I'm working on MirrorLink-aware Android application and faced issues with Mirrorlink's check of 'application ID' after signing APK with Google developer key.

I have created empty project generated with Mirrorlink plugin for Android studio, which created Gradle task allowing to generate .crt file with Mirrorlink-related configuration info. I just copied this script to my own build.gradle file in the main app module. But Mirrorlink-aware application validator show error for signed APK (standard app signing for publishing to Google Play), while find no problems if APK is unsigned.

How to find out the issue arisen after the app was signed?

What I tried: 1) Align Gradle script with example app provided by Mirrorlink - no luck.

2) Inserting v1SigningEnabled false and v2SigningEnabled false - no luck.

3) Gradle outputs for signed- and unsigned APKs are the same, except of output file name and > Task :app:validateSigningRelease task.

AndroidManifest.xml Mirrorlink-related snipped:

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Answered 2019-Aug-24 at 16:02

Well, guys, I found the issue :) I have Crashlytics in the project, and it creates file crashlytics-build.properties that is slightly changed on every build.

And yeah, this file is counted by Mirrorlink's tool certificategenerator-android-studio.jar that generates appID with certificate. I have done some reverse-engineering and checked what is happening inside of this tool: it only skips assets/self-signed.ccc.crt file and META-INF/ content.

So, I had slightly different APKs on EVERY assemble... Disabling Crashlytics plugin solves the issue. You can either disable Crashlytics plugin (bad idea), or use ext.alwaysUpdateBuildId = false param to skip creating unique build ID. Read more here.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57616502

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