iOS : Google Maps API failing when applying API KEY restrictions
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When I use Google API key without any API key restrictions, Google Maps loads just fine in the app. As soon as I apply restrictions such as:
- Application Restriction : iOS app : Accept requests from an iOS
application with one of these bundle identifiers - API Restrictions by service
The app rashes medially on maps access.
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google-maps api-key asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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When I use Google API key without any API key restrictions, Google Maps loads just fine in the app. As soon as I apply restrictions such as:
- Application Restriction : iOS app : Accept requests from an iOS
application with one of these bundle identifiers - API Restrictions by service
The app rashes medially on maps access.
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google-maps api-key asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
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When I use Google API key without any API key restrictions, Google Maps loads just fine in the app. As soon as I apply restrictions such as:
- Application Restriction : iOS app : Accept requests from an iOS
application with one of these bundle identifiers - API Restrictions by service
The app rashes medially on maps access.
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google-maps api-key asked Nov 1 at 21:14
tamsler
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When I use Google API key without any API key restrictions, Google Maps loads just fine in the app. As soon as I apply restrictions such as:
- Application Restriction : iOS app : Accept requests from an iOS
application with one of these bundle identifiers - API Restrictions by service
The app rashes medially on maps access.
ios
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google-maps api-key asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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asked Nov 1 at 21:14
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did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
Nov 8 at 22:21
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did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
Nov 8 at 22:21
did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
Nov 8 at 22:21
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
Nov 8 at 22:21
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I have created an working example with snapshots. I just followed the the Google Maps tutorial. It did not crashed for me with or without restrictions for ios app.
google maps working example added
Location Manager added
Location Updates handled
Network Reachability Added
Hope it helps.
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
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@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
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SIGABRT (Signal abort) means there should be something to signal but it's aborted some how. Usually it tells you why its crashing.
- So first Check the console for description:
[![Console[1]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/yLJLt.png)
- If there is nothing printed, Try simulator instead of real device.
Its much more powerful than real device for debugging purposes. - Make sure you are in the debugging configuration:
[![Edit scheme[2]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Nl3IQ.png)
- You can turn on memory management options in diagnostics for better results if you doesn't find the issue: (Specially Zombie Objects)
[![diagnostics[3]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/R3Qce.png)
- Also you can try add some exception breakpoint to catch the issue before it going happen:
[![exception breakpoint[4]](https://i.stack.imgur.com/lzBz7.png)
I think one of the above should lead you to something more specific about the issue and it's reason. Then you can absolutely handle it.
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
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2 Answers
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I have created an working example with snapshots. I just followed the the Google Maps tutorial. It did not crashed for me with or without restrictions for ios app.
google maps working example added
Location Manager added
Location Updates handled
Network Reachability Added
Hope it helps.
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
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I have created an working example with snapshots. I just followed the the Google Maps tutorial. It did not crashed for me with or without restrictions for ios app.
google maps working example added
Location Manager added
Location Updates handled
Network Reachability Added
Hope it helps.
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
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up vote
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I have created an working example with snapshots. I just followed the the Google Maps tutorial. It did not crashed for me with or without restrictions for ios app.
google maps working example added
Location Manager added
Location Updates handled
Network Reachability Added
Hope it helps.
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
I have created an working example with snapshots. I just followed the the Google Maps tutorial. It did not crashed for me with or without restrictions for ios app.
google maps working example added
Location Manager added
Location Updates handled
Network Reachability Added
Hope it helps.
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
answered Nov 8 at 9:18
iOS_Developer
1471315
1471315
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
add a comment |
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
@tamsler check out the Answer
– iOS_Developer
Nov 8 at 9:18
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SIGABRT (Signal abort) means there should be something to signal but it's aborted some how. Usually it tells you why its crashing.
- So first Check the console for description:
[
- If there is nothing printed, Try simulator instead of real device.
Its much more powerful than real device for debugging purposes. - Make sure you are in the debugging configuration:
[
- You can turn on memory management options in diagnostics for better results if you doesn't find the issue: (Specially Zombie Objects)
[
- Also you can try add some exception breakpoint to catch the issue before it going happen:
[
I think one of the above should lead you to something more specific about the issue and it's reason. Then you can absolutely handle it.
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
SIGABRT (Signal abort) means there should be something to signal but it's aborted some how. Usually it tells you why its crashing.
- So first Check the console for description:
[
- If there is nothing printed, Try simulator instead of real device.
Its much more powerful than real device for debugging purposes. - Make sure you are in the debugging configuration:
[
- You can turn on memory management options in diagnostics for better results if you doesn't find the issue: (Specially Zombie Objects)
[
- Also you can try add some exception breakpoint to catch the issue before it going happen:
[
I think one of the above should lead you to something more specific about the issue and it's reason. Then you can absolutely handle it.
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
SIGABRT (Signal abort) means there should be something to signal but it's aborted some how. Usually it tells you why its crashing.
- So first Check the console for description:
[
- If there is nothing printed, Try simulator instead of real device.
Its much more powerful than real device for debugging purposes. - Make sure you are in the debugging configuration:
[
- You can turn on memory management options in diagnostics for better results if you doesn't find the issue: (Specially Zombie Objects)
[
- Also you can try add some exception breakpoint to catch the issue before it going happen:
[
I think one of the above should lead you to something more specific about the issue and it's reason. Then you can absolutely handle it.
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
SIGABRT (Signal abort) means there should be something to signal but it's aborted some how. Usually it tells you why its crashing.
- So first Check the console for description:
[
- If there is nothing printed, Try simulator instead of real device.
Its much more powerful than real device for debugging purposes. - Make sure you are in the debugging configuration:
[
- You can turn on memory management options in diagnostics for better results if you doesn't find the issue: (Specially Zombie Objects)
[
- Also you can try add some exception breakpoint to catch the issue before it going happen:
[
I think one of the above should lead you to something more specific about the issue and it's reason. Then you can absolutely handle it.
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
answered 14 mins ago
Mojtaba Hosseini
1,946319
1,946319
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did you check enabling billing and what is your bundle identifier to call google maps API? developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios-sdk/get-api-key
– John
Nov 5 at 23:51
@tamsler Can u share piece of source that is creating crash? I guess i can help you.
– iOS_Developer
Nov 7 at 12:07
Please edit to add meaningful code and a problem description here. Posting a Minimal, Complete, Verifiable Example that demonstrates your problem would help you get better answers. Thanks!
– lucascaro
Nov 8 at 22:21