Fabric API key not valid

Question

I am trying to install Fabric to my iOS app. I downloaded the Fabric app to install Crashlytics but when I add the run script in build phase provided by the app, after I build the project I get the error:

line 2: 1:myfirebaseid:ios:myfirebaseid=1:my:app:id: command not found Fabric.framework/run 1.7.0 (208) error: Fabric: Configuration Issue

Fabric API key not valid. Your Fabric run script build phase should contain your API key: ./Fabric.framework/run INSERT_YOUR_API_KEY INSERT_YOUR_BUILD_SECRET

Some answers suggested removing Fabric from plist which I did and the error got away. But later, I wasn't able to complete the installation of Fabric and I think that is the reason. So where can I find my Fabric API KEY and SECRET?

Pelmas

As I type this, the instructions from FirebaseCrashlytics docs still don't indicate what's missing. – Stealth

Answer 1

After login in Fabric.io, select settings

in that page select Organizations

Select your app organization

In your fabric organization page select API Key

And add that number in your info.plist

and here in your shell run script

Concupiscence

How I get to that page? When I login in fabric.io I only have access to one page: fabric.io/onboard – Pelmas

@Pelmas I will post more images ;) – Concupiscence

This is not what I see when I login – Pelmas

post an image of what you see when you login @Pelmas – Concupiscence

You are setting up your fabric account, you need to read this docs.fabric.io/apple/fabric/overview.html @Pelmas – Concupiscence

I found this page fabric.io/kits/ios/crashlytics/install. I think here you can get the Api key and secret. Can you check it? – Pelmas

Yes @Pelmas but you need to have an account and a organization – Concupiscence

I already have. I can access the Api key and Secret from the page above. Those are the credentials I used before. So I am at point zero again. – Pelmas

@Pelmas its weird because your login page seems that you don't have any organization created in your account – Concupiscence

Answer 2

I've tried @Reinier-Melian solution above (https://mcmap.net/q/356975/-fabric-api-key-not-valid), it solved the error but the crashes still didn't get to the either fabric nor firebase dashboards. I've added the old init line after initializing firebase and now it works!

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {  

//firebase init
[FIRApp configure];
[Crashlytics startWithAPIKey:@"YOUR API KEY HERE"];

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