Error upon tapping "logon" at first run
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Reinstalled this on an LG G4 with Marshmallow.
When I click on login, I immediately get "Something went wrong... Please retry! It could be that the date and time on your device isn't set to automatic....."
I double checked my settings and it is set to automatic.
I thought I put my keys in properly into "secrets.properties", this is the contents of the file (with keys redacted)
# Twitter's API Keys
# THESE TWO ARE THE ONLY ONES REQUIRED TO RUN THE APP!
# They are easy to obtain from Twitter
#
# Sign in with your Twitter credentials here:
# https://apps.twitter.com/
#
# Then create a new application.
#
# For steps to creating an application, view the Readme.md
CONSUMER_KEY="shorter key"
CONSUMER_SECRET="longer key"
# For the In-App Youtube Player
# It WILL NOT work if you do not obtain a key for yourself.
# It is easy to get one of these though.
#
# Here is how you can get a key for yourself:
# https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/register
#
YOUTUBE_API_KEY="key with a dash in it"
# These are third party service API keys for Talon.
#
# If you wish to use these services, You will need to get a key as I will not be sharing mine
# for obvious security reasons.
#
# Tweetmarker is a paid service, so if you want a key, you will have to pay $75 a month for it
# For Twitlonger, you must request access to their API for your app. I do not know if he would grant an Open Source Api key or not.
# TwitPic is dead, but I kept its classes in here so that you can still learn from them. The service no longer is supported.
TWEETMARKER_KEY=""
TWITLONGER_KEY=""
TWITPIC_API_KEY=""
# The Giphy key is their default beta key. You don't have to change it.
GIPHY_KEY="dc6zaTOxFJmzC"
# This Article key is to use the readability browser. Feel free to use this key, it is granted for the open source version of Talon.
ARTICLE_KEY="2643c5064704db3ab62ef5b474e4defc"
Looks like you have the same as me.
CONSUMER_KEY="---"
CONSUMER_SECRET="---"
YOUTUBE_API_KEY="---"
TWEETMARKER_KEY="---"
TWITLONGER_KEY="---"
TWITPIC_API_KEY="---"
GIPHY_KEY="---"
ARTICLE_KEY="---"
As long as you have the correct keys from Twitter, this should work just fine.
Alright. And to confirm, there was no API changes and the file should be named "secrets.properties" located in the root folder of the project?
No, none of that would have changed
Alright. I'll assume this is a user error and keep poking at it. Thanks.
You can probably check out the logcat and it would tell you what the issue is