Chris Arriola

Please provide more info on how to repro this issue as well as the version of the library and AGP that you are using.

I tried to reproduce the issue you mentioned in [707b1a5](https://github.com/google/secrets-gradle-plugin/commit/707b1a513024d16f1ca2843ecd28915107ea4752). Based on your report, the sample app should not be able to be built due to a merged manifest error...

I'm able to see the issue now. I think this might be an issue with AGP as the manifest keys are eventually injected by this plugin so explicitly adding a...

Thanks for catching that! Will address this. Feel free to also send a PR

I'm not familiar with the reactive native project structure. If you can share more details on that I may be able to help.

Hi @martinbonnin, thanks for the feedback and questions. The underlying idea behind the plugin is that your keys should be kept a secret as much as possible and not be...

Reading from another folder is not possible at the moment. If this is useful for others as well it can certainly be implemented.

Hi @doneill, the instructions on the Maps SDK Quickstart and in this repo are the most up-to-date recommendation. The reason the plugin ID changed is because the plugin artifacts were...

A couple things to try: (1) Specify the version of the plugin in the plugins block and try to rebuild. ``` plugins { id "com.google.android.libraries.mapsplatform.secrets-gradle-plugin" version "1.3.0" } ``` If...

Did you get a different exception?