How to get SHA-1 key in Android Studio 2.3.1?

Question

When i try

gradle(Right corner): My_project: app: click on tasks: android: signingReport 

he does not give me any key or anything expected. I can not get the SHA-1 key in Android Studio 2.3.1.

I get this:

 Run build 761ms Run init scripts 23ms Configure settings 1ms Configure build 343ms Project : 343ms Resolve dependencies :classpath 331ms Calculate task graph 355ms Project :app 352ms Resolve dependencies :app:classpath 0ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugApk 78ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugCompile 12ms Resolve dependencies :app:_releaseApk 14ms Resolve dependencies :app:_releaseCompile 59ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugUnitTestApk 2ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugUnitTestCompile 2ms Resolve dependencies :app:releaseWearApp 1ms Resolve dependencies :app:wearApp 0ms Resolve dependencies :app:_releaseUnitTestApk 1ms Resolve dependencies :app:_releaseUnitTestCompile 1ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugAndroidTestApk 17ms Resolve dependencies :app:_debugAndroidTestCompile 2ms Run tasks 10ms :app:signingReport 4ms 

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Try the following: How do I get the SHA-1 fingerprint certificate in Android Studio for debug mode? .

• Open Android Studio
• Open project
• Click Gradle (you will see the Gradle panel in the right pane)
• Click "Refresh" (click "Refresh" with Gradle, you will see "List of Gradle scripts of your project")
• Click on your project (your list of project names (root))
• Click Tasks
• Click on Android
• Double click on signReport (you will get SHA1 and MD5 in the launch bar)
• You can find it in the Gradle Console log

Answer 2

From the right sidebar, you will see the report signature, you will see the Gradle panel.

Double click on signature

You can find it in the Gradle Console log.

Answer 3

Consider the following steps if none of the solutions work to get the SHA-1 key. Working solution

1. File-> Create-> Google-> Activity on Google Map . After creating one dialog box, you will get all the details, such as package name, SHA key, etc.