I have been using ExpoPush notifications for about two weeks without issues but today, all my receipt return InvalidCredentials: Failed to authenticate with the FCM server. Ensure the FCM server key you uploaded is correct..
I did not revoke my credentials.
I tried to run expo push:android:upload --api-key <my-key> again with my server key, but I am getting the following result from expo:
Reading project configuration...
Logging in...
Setting API key on Expo's servers...
An unknown error occurred.
No solution, but I see that several people posted the same error on the forum in the last few minutes. So my guess is that something is going on on Expo’s server side.
That’s quite low response rate for issue that’s potentially affects all community. Is the community that small or the issue is related only to the part of expo’s infrastructure.
We’re facing the same problem. @Expo : please keep us posted when you start working on the issue. My team and I are ready to provide any information or help you might need to reproduce / debug / solve this issue.
Push ticket fails with Failed to authenticate with the FCM server. Ensure the FCM server key you uploaded is correct. / Invalid (legacy) Server-key delivered or Sender is not authorized to perform request..
When trying to upload the FCM key (again) using expo-cli an “unknown error” occurs:
$ expo push:android:upload --api-key
Reading project configuration…
Logging in…
Setting API key on Expo’s servers…
An unknown error occurred.
ie the key is correct, so I shouldn’t need to re upload. That was just a last ditch attempt for me at trying to identify why I can’t send notifications to android suddenly. eg ExponentPushToken[yDNkQ0K1VoZgHaU22j1VID]
Hi, I’m implementing the functionality, and everything that is in the backend (Laravel) works perfect, when I want to do the upload of the FCM to be able to finish configuring the notifications, it gives that error.