firebase-android-sdk | Firebase Android SDK | Authentication library

Android mobile crashes when trying to set priority. The issue doesn't occur with IOS, or Unity editor. I'm not sure how to avoid the crash, and I don't see any updates for Firebase SDK related persistence issues.

Unity editor version: 2020.1.11f1 Firebase Unity SDK version: 6.16.1

FirebaseDatabase.DefaultInstance.RootReference.Child("users").Child(num).SetPriorityAsync(pir);

Error:

2021/01/31 15:14:06.812 23466 23582 Error NoopPersistenceManager Caught Throwable.

2021/01/31 15:14:06.812 23466 23582 Error NoopPersistenceManager java.lang.AssertionError: hardAssert failed:

I want to know if the source code of firebase-analytics is open or not. I couldn't find it in this repo or any where else.

I wanted to know the working and flow of the api's available in the firebase-analytics. It's just weird that all the codes are available except analytics.

I am adding Firebase Crashlytics in my Android application. I carefully followed instructions in https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/get-started?platform=android.

When I rebuild and run the app (in Android Studio), everything is working well and I am able to receive crash reports.

BUT: When I make some changes in my code in Android Studio and re-run the app, it crashes with the following report.

tr;dr

Just realized that this question only applies to Android because iOS handles notification a bit differently and you can do what you want with your notification.

With my understanding now I can simplify my question to the following:

How to make an Android device display a notification with a deep link configured from a URI without coding at all?

We need to show notifications with deep links on the system tray of Android and iOS platforms, each notification has to open a specific screen of the apps.

The deep link has to be configured using URIs.

On Android, when the app is in the foreground the message from Firebase has to be handled manually. This way we are able to read all the data from the remote message and build a notification with a deep link configured using the URI.

But when the app is in the background the notification is displayed automatically by Firebase. It's not possible to configure a deep link on it.

We know it's possible to send data messages instead of notification messages. This would be a solution on Android because every message has to be handled manually making it possible to build the notification as we please with URI, deep links, and everything.

But this won't work on iOS. On iOS it is mandatory to send notifications messages.

This is the basic JSON that Firebase accepts:

I'm building an Android app with Firebase Authentication and Cloud Firestore. The app has multiple Auth providers; a user can sign in either using his registered email and password or using Google or Facebook.

So here's the problem: When a user first logs in with his own registered email and password, he stores his details in a document in Firestore. Now, if the same user logs off and signs in using Google (linked to the same email address), the login is successful, but the Firestore doc is gone; overwritten/ replaced by the data provided by the Google Sign In. Even the registered Firebase EmailAuth details are gone; all overwritten by Google Sign-In client.

One thing I noticed was that the Email Auth and the Google Sign In Auth (with the same email address) have the same User UID in the Firebase Authentication page of my console when the stuff I mentioned above happens.

What I want is: The user logs in with his registered email and password and then logs out. When he goes in for login via Google, there needs to be an error toast preventing him from signing in via Google if the same email address has been registered already. Basically, if his email address has been registered, then he can log in only via email and password authentication and not via Google.

Facebook helps in this case; it does not log in if the same email address has been registered, instead, it gives an error equivalent to "This email address already exists with another account." I want the same thing here with Google.

If my question isn't all that clear, try this: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-android-sdk/issues/25

(Yeah I noticed that they closed the issue with an "Intended Behaviour", which is the very reason I'm posting this question; I need a workaround for this behavior to make it do what I need).

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