I am confused, as I have two projects using the same library, and that
library has the key for the maps api, so both projects use the exact same
key every time.
The free version of my application has this error, so it can't create the
map overlay, whereas the pay version works properly.
I copied all the code for my map activity from the project that works to
the one that doesn't, thinking perhaps I am doing something different, but
that isn't the case.
I had tried it with the debug key and put it on my phone, and then I tried
it with the export and signed package, but in both ways the same behavior
happens.
I am not certain where else I can look.
The two manifests are identical except for some permissions, as the paid
version has a couple more permissions needed, and they point to different
packages.
So, I then moved the map activity to the library project, and took out the
one function that is different, and implemented that in a new class inside
each project.
Again, the same behavior, where the free version has this error and the for
pay version works properly.
So, they are using the same map key and the same map activity.
The function that replaces the abstract function is:
public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
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