[Unity 3D] libApp.so was not Found for this Device Architecture Firebase Version 4.1.0

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ja...@thegamestormstudios.com

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Sep 19, 2017, 8:51:48 AM9/19/17
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Hi,
I have just downloads latest Firebase Plugin along with Latest Admob Plugin, I am using Unity 5.3.1 and I am seeing following Error and have to idea how to fix it.

An exception was thrown by the type initializer for Firebase.Analytics.FirebaseAnalytics ---> Firebase.InitializationException: Firebase's libApp.so was not found for this device's architecture
On Android, Firebase requires C/C++ and Java components
that are distributed with the Firebase and Android SDKs.
It's likely the required dependencies for Firebase were not included
AAR files in the form firebase-*.aar

I have already gone through the following thread related this issue but as it was for previous version of Firebase so I am not able to fix the issue by applying the solutions mentioned in this thread.

I am using Play Services Resolver Version 1.2.48.0 with the following settings




Following are my Build Settings


Following are Play Services Libraries


I am also using Admob and Game Center in my Project which are working fine.
Please help me sort out this issue.
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Stewart Miles

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Sep 19, 2017, 4:21:31 PM9/19/17
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The screenshot of the Play Services libraries in your project (I assume these are files under Plugins/Android) looks like they reference some *really* old AARs.

What you can try:
  • Switch target platform to PC
  • If you're just using AdMob or Play Games Services Android plugins, delete all AAR files and folders under Plugins/Android.
  • Import Firebase plugin(s)
  • Install the latest Play Services Resolver from https://github.com/googlesamples/unity-jar-resolver
  • Switch target platform to Android
  • Select the "Assets > Play Services Resolver > Android Resolver > Force Resolution" menu item to download and install the latest Android dependencies (AARs) in your project.
Cheers,
Stewart

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Stewart Miles

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Sep 27, 2017, 12:41:37 PM9/27/17
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FYI: The latest version of the Play Services Resolver (1.2.52) now attempts to automatically resolve conflicting Google Play Services module conflicts.
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