[ERROR] Debbuging Via USB Android AIR App

You saved me time with the command:as3mxml.saveSessionPassword. Everything works in the AIR Emulator, the build task calls the sign in password task and finally debug. Don’t have to keep typing the .p12 password anymore.

My new issue is debugging via USB in my Android phone. I carefully followed the steps in https://github.com/BowlerHatLLC/vscode-as3mxml/wiki/Debug-an-Adobe-AIR-application-running-on-a-mobile-device-with-Visual-Studio-Code.

This is my configuration:

I run the Install & Attach Adobe AIR (Android) task, and this is the error:

As the error complains about the applicationID, i changed my app’s name in asconfig.json to follow Android’s required name with com.username.AppName, and then changed applicationID in launch.json. The app’s name was previously just MyApp.

[joshtynjala]

Just use the same certificate that you created in FlashDevelop with CreateCertificate.bat. You don’t need to create a new one.

[angelhdzmultimedia]

When you debug your app on your desktop computer using the AIR Debug Launcher (which I assume you are referring to when you say “AIR Emulator”), you should not need a password at all. You can simply run the appropriate “compile debug” task, rather than “package debug”. You only need to package if you need an .apk/.ipa/.exe file, such as when you are installing on a device.

If you installed an app on your Android device successfully from FlashDevelop, I assume that you already have a perfectly good certificate. You shouldn’t need to use adt to create a certificate file if you already have one.

In Flash Develop, I execute the CreateCertificate.bat and it creates it. Oh, snaps. That’s the issue! I haven’t created it in VScode!

Is there a script to do that, or should I navigate to AIR SDK’s directory and call some adt command there?

Thank you.