Google Play Services Library update and missing symbol integer google play services version

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When upgrading my project to the latest version of Google Play Services  v4 0  released on Halloween 2013   you are now supposed to add a new tag into the AndroidManifest xml file    lt meta-data     android name  com google android gms version      android value   integer google play services version    gt    Unfortunately  when I try doing that  I then get this compile error   android-apt-compiler   blahblah AndroidManifest xml 409  error  Error  No resource found that matches the given name  at  value  with value   integer google play services version      I can then navigate to the file at google-play-services lib res values version xml and view the raw integer for that symbol    lt integer name  google play services version  gt 4030500 lt  integer gt    And then insert it back into my AndroidManifest xml    lt meta-data     android name  com google android gms version      android value  4030500    gt    Doing this works absolutely fine and I can then compile and run the project and app just fine  But it s definitely an undesirable fix with obvious upgradability issues   Any ideas

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Off the cuff  it feels like your project is connected to an older version of the Play Services library project  The recommended approach  by Google  is for you to find the library project in the SDK and make a local copy  This does mean  though  that any time you update the Play Services library project through the SDK Manager  you also need to replace your copy with a fresh copy

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I also ran across this while trying to use google play services froyo     I filed this bug  https   code google com p google-plus-platform issues detail id 734

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In my case  I needed to copy the google-play-services lib FOLDER in the same DRIVE of the source codes of my apps   F  Products Android APP  java  lt - My Apps are here so I copied to folder below F  Products Android libs google-play-services lib

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While importing the google-play-services lib  check the version code defined in AndroidManifest xml and version xml  I had found the difference in version code and change it to 4242000  After making the change there is no more compilation error in  integer google play services version

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Install  Google Play Services  and  Google Repository  from Android SDK Manager  Add the line compile  com google android gms play-services 4 1 32 aar  to your build gradle  As result the resource  integer google play services version will be available

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Android Studio 3 3 2 under Windows 10  File -  Invalidate Caches Restart and choose invalidate and Restart button in the dialog appeared

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To anyone using gradle  don t include the project source  but instead download it using SDK Manager and add this line to dependencies   compile  com google android gms play-services 4 0 30

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For everyone using Eclipse  this is how you should do it      Eclipse -  import -  existing android code -  browse -  navigate to google-play-services lib FOLDER  android-sdk extras google google play services libproject     Then  on your project     control click -  properties -  android -  libraries  add -  select the project you just imported -  ok

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For Eclipse  I just added project reference to the google-play-services lib in    Properties-Android In the Library pane  bottom pane   ensure that the google-play-services lib is listed  If not  click the Add   button and select google-play-services lib

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after the update to the last versi  n i had this problem with all my projects  but it was solved just adding again the library reference  if you don  t have the library into your workspace in Eclipse you can add it with  File - gt  Import - gt  Existing Android Code Into Workspace - gt  browse and navigate to google-play-services lib project lib   android-sdk extras google google play services libproject    then deleting  bin and  gen folders of my project  something similar to the clean option  and building my project again

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I faced the same issue  and apparently Eclipse somehow left the version xml file in  res values from the original google-play-services lib project while making a copy  I pulled the file from original project and pasted it in my copy of the project and the problem is fixed

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Solved for Eclipse  Follow the subsequent steps    Import the google-play-services lib folder as project  using import- Existing Android Code Into Workspace From the project properties select Android section  on the bottom In the Library section click Add and select the google-play-services lib and Apply Follow the link http   i stack imgur com opSeJ png to see the screenshot

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I had the same issue with a project using Maven and IntelliJ  Google Play services are added as a maven dependency  The maven build worked fine from command line  but IntelliJ complained about this missing symbol  integer google play services version  In my case I forced an update of the maven POM files and it solved the problem

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I had same issue  the version xml file was not in google-play-services lib  Just start you sdk manager and accept the update especially the things related to  extras

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Please note that this fix may only apply to IntelliJ users    More information at the bottom of this post that should apply to everyone    Fixed this problem  I use IntelliJ and it turns out I just had misconfigured the way I was including the google-play-services lib module as a dependency   As I fixed this entirely through GUI and not at all by editing any files  here s a couple of screenshots    So my Project Structure started off looking like this      Then I removed the google-play-services library from my dependencies list by selecting it and then clicking the minus button at the bottom  Notice the error at the bottom of the dialog  as my project absolutely does require this library  But don t worry  we ll re-add it soon    Next I added google-play-services lib as a module dependency instead of a library dependency  Then I hit the up arrow button at the bottom a couple times to move this dependency to the top of the list  But notice the error at the bottom  we re still not done yet     I then clicked the lightbulb at the bottom of the dialog in the error message area to bring up this little small popup that gives two choices  Add to dependencies    or Remove Library   Click the Add to dependencies    option    A new small dialog window should have popped up  It gave me two choices  one for my main project  it s name is blurred out   and then another for the google-play-services lib project  Yours may have a bunch more depending on your project  like you may see actionbarsherlock  stuff like that   Select google-play-services lib and click okay   And finally  you re done  I hope this helps someone else out there   Further info  I believe the reason that this issue was happening to begin with is because I thought that I had properly included the entire google-play-services lib project into my overall project    but I actually had not  and had instead only properly included its jar file  google-play-services lib libs google-play-services jar   That jar file only includes code  not Android resources values  and so as such the  integer google play services version value was never really in my project  But the code was able to be used in my project  and so that made it seem like everything was fine   And as a side note  fixing this issue also seems to have fixed the GooglePlayServicesUtil getErrorDialog      show   crash that I used to have  But that could also have been fixed by the update  not really 100  sure there

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The problem for me was that the library project and the project using play services were in different directories  So just    1 Add the files to the same workspace then remove the library  2 Restart eclipse 3 Add the library project again 4 Clear

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Google s Android Developer site has instructions on how to  Add Google Play Services to Your Project   and they are also relevant to how to upgrade the Play Services version   There is even a drop down menu to view instructions for either Eclipse  Android Studio  or  Something else   That would be the best place to view instructions in case they change   The page is here   http   developer android com google play-services setup html  But since most of the answers here are for Eclipse  here is a brief summary for upgrading Play Services with Android Studio   Open the build gradle file inside your application module directory  Note  Android Studio projects contain a top-level build gradle file and a build gradle file for each module  Be sure to edit the file for your application module   Update the build rule under  dependencies  to refer the version of play-services that you have downloaded on your development machine      You can find the version number for the version of play-services that you have downloaded on your development machine by looking in your  sdk extras google m2repository com google android gms play-services folder  as explained here  How do I match a Google Play Services revision with an install version

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Google suggests you don t create a project directly from the SDK directory  It s better to copy the lib project out to the location where your app is  then import it from there  Otherwise the next time you go to import the project for another app  it will already be in use   https   developer android com google play-services setup html     Note  You should be referencing a copy of the library that you copied to your development workspace   you should not reference the library directly from the Android SDK directory

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When not using an IDE  but using command line builds  using ant and ndk-build   this is how to solve it   Install all the req d parts with  android  command  Then have a copy of google-play-service lib  in your project root  Edit project properties to include this line   android library reference 1   google-play-services lib

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Anybody looking in 2017  the 10 0 1 version of play services requires importing play-services-basement  use to be in play-services-base

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Fixed by adding Google Play Services to my Module app gradle build file  Documentation also says to update version when you update GMS   dependencies    compile  com google android gms play-services 9 6 1

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I just updated Google Play services under the Extras folder in Android SDK Manager

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Below are the main actions which will avoid a lot of errors when using Google play service Lib    Make sure to copy the lib project to the Eclipse projects workspace   Target SDK for Google play service lib project should be  Google API  3- Meta data should be added to manifest file  Your project target SDK should be 17 unless you ve completely updated to 19  because in some cases 19 not working well

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I had the same problem  add this 2 line in your build gradle the problem will be resolved probably        dependencies       implementation  com google android gms play-services 12 0 1      implementation  com google android gms play-services-vision 10 0 0

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On Eclipse  after importing the google play library to the project workspace I just copied the version xml file from  google-play-services lib res values version xml   to   MyProjectName res values version xml

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I had the same issue  The issue was that the  google-play-services jar  was not properly imported into my project even though it was part of the google play service lib project  If you are using Eclipse  please check and see if you can see the play services jar file in the Android Private Libraries section and if this is exported by the library   I am using Android SDK platform tools version 17  not 19  and Android SDK tools version 22 0 1

[android] Google Play Services Library update and missing symbol @integer/google_play_services_version

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