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 Create a project on the Firebase console [here](https://console.firebase.google.com/)
 
-- To add Firebase to your app, click on the android icon or click the gear icon to go to project
+1. To add Firebase to your app, click on the android icon or click the gear icon to go to project
 settings to find the android icon.
 
-- Register your application by filing up the form with the package name (applicationId) 
+2. Register your application by filing up the form with the package name (applicationId) 
 and the app nickname if you like.
 > Find Your package name which is generally the applicationId in your app-level build.gradle file
 
-- Don't just download the `google-service.json` just yet, click next throughout and also skip the
-step where you need to verify the configuration.
-
-- Go back to project settings, here we need to generate a second configuration file. The reason for
-this is that the first file we generated is for a release build. Now we need to create one for a
-debug build. These applications are differentiated by the application id to which while debugging,
-a suffix `.debug` is appended to the applicationId.
-
-- Under your apps, add another app to the project. Click the android icon again on the dialog that
-pops up. Register your app with the package name with `.debug` at the end.
-
-- Download the `google-service.json` file that is generated for you. Find it and move it inside
+3. Download the `google-service.json` file that is generated for you. Find it and move it inside
 the folder `android/app/` of the project. The firebase sdk is already added to the project.
 
-- Open and view the contents of the file, check that there are 2 entries of `client_info` with the
-2 package names, one for debug and one for release.
-
-- On the fourth step of registration, run the app to verify the configuration via the Firebase
+4. On the fourth step of registration, run the app to verify the configuration via the Firebase
 console.
 
 ## Distribution