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Sorry for the long delay. Wow. Time under Android has been a real problem to keep up with. I've noted for some time that the `SSSSSS` should have been `SSS`...

The detection of the 6 versus 3 digits and the position of the zeros is _nothing_ compared to the work needed to convert the string date into a java `Date`....

This seems like a FAQ for Java 9 and not something specific for this package, right?

Thanks for the feedback @andi5 . Do you have any recommendations on other ways to get the QR code? Maybe publish a list of QR code generator websites?

RIght now the javadocs say: Return the QR image url thanks to Google. That's not enough? https://github.com/j256/two-factor-auth/blob/master/src/main/java/com/j256/twofactorauth/TimeBasedOneTimePasswordUtil.java#L445

Can you give some examples @priyankatech2513 ? Are you sure the clock in your device is correct? Maybe some sort of time zone issue?

Thanks for this. I can't get any authentication tests to work. Am I missing command line params or something?

See the ChangeLog: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/j256/ormlite-core/master/src/main/javadoc/doc-files/changelog.txt In 6.0 we migrated all of the core classes into the JDBC and Android versions: * JDBC: ormlite-jdbc jar now includes the -core classes. No need...

Frankly I didn't foresee this issue. I never thought that someone would ever want to depend on both of them. Not everyone uses maven or gradle or some other dependency...

Super old issue. I still can't get this code to work to programmatically create authenticated requests. Anyone else have luck?