Android studio Update bundle jarsigner: key associated with key0 not a private key
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-Want to update my published App with Android Studio.
-Fixed a bug.
-Changed to versionCode 2 and versionName "1.1" on build.gradle (Module)
-Generating Signed Bundle
-Key store path C:FolderFolderAndroidMyApp.jks
-Both passwords are correct
-Key alias: key0 (default as on first time)
then error:
Cause: jarsigner.exefailed with exit code 1 :
jarsigner: key associated with key0 not a private key
Thanks.
java
android-studio asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
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-Want to update my published App with Android Studio.
-Fixed a bug.
-Changed to versionCode 2 and versionName "1.1" on build.gradle (Module)
-Generating Signed Bundle
-Key store path C:FolderFolderAndroidMyApp.jks
-Both passwords are correct
-Key alias: key0 (default as on first time)
then error:
Cause: jarsigner.exefailed with exit code 1 :
jarsigner: key associated with key0 not a private key
Thanks.
java
android-studio asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50
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-Want to update my published App with Android Studio.
-Fixed a bug.
-Changed to versionCode 2 and versionName "1.1" on build.gradle (Module)
-Generating Signed Bundle
-Key store path C:FolderFolderAndroidMyApp.jks
-Both passwords are correct
-Key alias: key0 (default as on first time)
then error:
Cause: jarsigner.exefailed with exit code 1 :
jarsigner: key associated with key0 not a private key
Thanks.
java
android-studio asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
-Want to update my published App with Android Studio.
-Fixed a bug.
-Changed to versionCode 2 and versionName "1.1" on build.gradle (Module)
-Generating Signed Bundle
-Key store path C:FolderFolderAndroidMyApp.jks
-Both passwords are correct
-Key alias: key0 (default as on first time)
then error:
Cause: jarsigner.exefailed with exit code 1 :
jarsigner: key associated with key0 not a private key
Thanks.
java
android-studio java
android-studio asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
asked Jan 4 at 10:35
jerjer
283
283
did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50
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did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50
did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50
did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50
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"Build" -> "Clean project", then "Generate signed ..." again - worked fine for me
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
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Well i also faced this problem after upgrading to android studio 3.3 and i resolved in 3 steps. But firstly make sure you backup your whole project.
- In Android Studio goto File > Project Structure and untick from "use embedded JDK" then click OK
- Goto Computer Settings (system settings) (win + pause key) then go to Advanced system settings>Environment variables. if JAVA_HOME not present then add it and set path to your installed JDK.
As i couldn't find a direct approach to modify jdk path in my project that is upgraded in some way to android studio 3.3 settings, i did following(for the last step) BUT MAKE SURE YOU MAKE BACKUP BEFORE THIS.
- To make sure where i am guiding come to project view, I deleted ".grade", ".idea", "capture", "gradle" folders from the root and "build", "release", "lib" folder from "app" leaving "src" as it is. Deleted root.iml and did not delete app.iml file Then rebuild the project and then created the Signed package.
It went successful after 2 try. To be very honest i did the last step twice by restoring files from backup. As deleting these folders i messed up 1 time.
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
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"Build" -> "Clean project", then "Generate signed ..." again - worked fine for me
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
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"Build" -> "Clean project", then "Generate signed ..." again - worked fine for me
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
Koozy.uaKoozy.ua
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"Build" -> "Clean project", then "Generate signed ..." again - worked fine for me
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
Koozy.uaKoozy.ua
212
"Build" -> "Clean project", then "Generate signed ..." again - worked fine for me
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
Koozy.uaKoozy.ua
212
answered Feb 28 at 20:42
Koozy.uaKoozy.ua
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answered Feb 28 at 20:42
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answered Feb 28 at 20:42
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Well i also faced this problem after upgrading to android studio 3.3 and i resolved in 3 steps. But firstly make sure you backup your whole project.
- In Android Studio goto File > Project Structure and untick from "use embedded JDK" then click OK
- Goto Computer Settings (system settings) (win + pause key) then go to Advanced system settings>Environment variables. if JAVA_HOME not present then add it and set path to your installed JDK.
As i couldn't find a direct approach to modify jdk path in my project that is upgraded in some way to android studio 3.3 settings, i did following(for the last step) BUT MAKE SURE YOU MAKE BACKUP BEFORE THIS.
- To make sure where i am guiding come to project view, I deleted ".grade", ".idea", "capture", "gradle" folders from the root and "build", "release", "lib" folder from "app" leaving "src" as it is. Deleted root.iml and did not delete app.iml file Then rebuild the project and then created the Signed package.
It went successful after 2 try. To be very honest i did the last step twice by restoring files from backup. As deleting these folders i messed up 1 time.
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
45447
add a comment |
Well i also faced this problem after upgrading to android studio 3.3 and i resolved in 3 steps. But firstly make sure you backup your whole project.
- In Android Studio goto File > Project Structure and untick from "use embedded JDK" then click OK
- Goto Computer Settings (system settings) (win + pause key) then go to Advanced system settings>Environment variables. if JAVA_HOME not present then add it and set path to your installed JDK.
As i couldn't find a direct approach to modify jdk path in my project that is upgraded in some way to android studio 3.3 settings, i did following(for the last step) BUT MAKE SURE YOU MAKE BACKUP BEFORE THIS.
- To make sure where i am guiding come to project view, I deleted ".grade", ".idea", "capture", "gradle" folders from the root and "build", "release", "lib" folder from "app" leaving "src" as it is. Deleted root.iml and did not delete app.iml file Then rebuild the project and then created the Signed package.
It went successful after 2 try. To be very honest i did the last step twice by restoring files from backup. As deleting these folders i messed up 1 time.
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
45447
add a comment |
Well i also faced this problem after upgrading to android studio 3.3 and i resolved in 3 steps. But firstly make sure you backup your whole project.
- In Android Studio goto File > Project Structure and untick from "use embedded JDK" then click OK
- Goto Computer Settings (system settings) (win + pause key) then go to Advanced system settings>Environment variables. if JAVA_HOME not present then add it and set path to your installed JDK.
As i couldn't find a direct approach to modify jdk path in my project that is upgraded in some way to android studio 3.3 settings, i did following(for the last step) BUT MAKE SURE YOU MAKE BACKUP BEFORE THIS.
- To make sure where i am guiding come to project view, I deleted ".grade", ".idea", "capture", "gradle" folders from the root and "build", "release", "lib" folder from "app" leaving "src" as it is. Deleted root.iml and did not delete app.iml file Then rebuild the project and then created the Signed package.
It went successful after 2 try. To be very honest i did the last step twice by restoring files from backup. As deleting these folders i messed up 1 time.
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
45447
Well i also faced this problem after upgrading to android studio 3.3 and i resolved in 3 steps. But firstly make sure you backup your whole project.
- In Android Studio goto File > Project Structure and untick from "use embedded JDK" then click OK
- Goto Computer Settings (system settings) (win + pause key) then go to Advanced system settings>Environment variables. if JAVA_HOME not present then add it and set path to your installed JDK.
As i couldn't find a direct approach to modify jdk path in my project that is upgraded in some way to android studio 3.3 settings, i did following(for the last step) BUT MAKE SURE YOU MAKE BACKUP BEFORE THIS.
- To make sure where i am guiding come to project view, I deleted ".grade", ".idea", "capture", "gradle" folders from the root and "build", "release", "lib" folder from "app" leaving "src" as it is. Deleted root.iml and did not delete app.iml file Then rebuild the project and then created the Signed package.
It went successful after 2 try. To be very honest i did the last step twice by restoring files from backup. As deleting these folders i messed up 1 time.
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
45447
answered Jan 24 at 19:51
Vanshaj DagaVanshaj Daga
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answered Jan 24 at 19:51
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did you got any solution for this. I am too facing this issue after update android studio to 3.3
– Rakesh
Jan 24 at 10:50