The nsconfig.json isn't checked for the appropriate resources path, so if a project uses nsconfig.json to define a custom path for the app, it won't work correctly unless the standard app/App_Resources hierarchy is created.
Please, tell us how to recreate the issue in as much detail as possible.
Set up a new NativeScript project for Android, put an nsconfig.json in the base with the key appResourcesPath set to a non-default location, and then put a valid google-services.json there under the Android subfolder.
Is there any code involved?
Should show on any project with the setup as above.
The nsconfig.json isn't checked for the appropriate resources path, so if a project uses nsconfig.json to define a custom path for the app, it won't work correctly unless the standard app/App_Resources hierarchy is created.
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Please, tell us how to recreate the issue in as much detail as possible.
Set up a new NativeScript project for Android, put an nsconfig.json in the base with the key
appResourcesPath
set to a non-default location, and then put a validgoogle-services.json
there under the Android subfolder.Is there any code involved?
Should show on any project with the setup as above.