Debugging token is invalid

This mistake will kill me lol.

I already signed the file .bar and everything. With the help of "blackberry - deploy - installDebugToken BarFile.bar - XXX.XXX.X.XX - password password device»

He tells me that...

Info: Send request: install Debug Token
Info: Action: install Debugging token
Info: File size: 275850
result::success

While it appears in the game as book

Debug TokenInstalled

ValidDebug token is invalid

Author

Expiration

The date and time correspond with my computer exactly. The and are correct. Idk what it could be . Tried to roll several times.

It seems that your BarFile.bar is not even a token of debugging file.

You should consult the documentation on that. You must have created a token debugging using "blackberry debugtokenrequest" and specified the PIN code of your tablet. Located in the settings under on-> hardware.

This will create a file .bar with debugging token inside. It has nothing to do with your application, which is what I guess it is in the file BarFile.bar. You then install the .bar token of debugging with the command that you were trying initially.

Please read the docs, unless you know all this, and the issue is something else. I just checked with the "-check" command in a file of .bar app and it gave the same results you have seen. On a debug token .bar file he would act differently.

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