Developing the same application on two different computers

Question

I use Eclipse to develop the application, and I have two computers (desktop and laptop) that I want to use to develop this application. I recently installed my laptop with Eclipse and imported the project onto this computer. However, I realized that I can not run the application from my laptop to my phone, because the signature that is automatically generated when the application is created from my desktop does not match the one that is automatically created on the laptop; if I do not delete it by phone. Does anyone know how to export an automatically generated signature from one Eclipse and import it into another?

Answer 1

An automatically generated key is called a debug key / certificate.

You must create a new key that can simply copy it to both devices. The only drawback to this is that the build process is longer since you need manual steps.

Another option is to copy using a debug key from one of the systems.

You will find the keys in the .android folder .android in your home directory on Linux and in the user directory on Windows

Tip. Never lose a certificate as soon as you click on the application to the market.

Answer 2

Window → Settings | → Android → Build:

refer to your repository of user debug repositories (I copied mine from C: \ Users \ $ {UserName} .android \ debug.keystore), which I would put in the form of a drop box.