base-android | Collection of common utility classes | Android library

I followed all the steps listed here: crashlytics NDK Android

I copy pasted this file into my project: crashlytics.h

I am calling it with the following:

With the firebase-android-client demo app, the device selector in Android Studio says "Not applicable for firebase-android-project configuration".

However, if I create a new project from the "Basic" project wizard, I can successfully launch the app.

I installed several (virtual) devices, including one for Android 6.0.

My app does not run with this disabled device, nor do I have the choice to select another device.

Below are screenshots of the project where it works and the one where it doesn't.

What needs to be fixed? How do I launch this simple demo project?

• Problematic:

• Working:

• Run/Debug Configuration for App

• If I just push the green Run button, the Gradle console gives me Executing task... Task execution finished. but nothing else happens.

This image shows the Authentication for my Firebase Database Security: Authentication

1. I only allow Email/Password Sign-in method, everything else is disabled.
2. I don't allow my users to sign in manually.
3. My Android app logs in via code and it uses just one set of Email/Password:

My question is how come I am still getting this warning: Warning

I've followed thru the enter link description here but this sample uses Google sign-in method. And all the other samples or discussion I've read use the same method. Has anyone here tried Email/Password Sign-in Method? Thanks!

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 trying to build a realtime chat app using firebase according to this tutorial. According to the tutorial, this line of code

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 working on an application that has a chat implemented with FirebaseDatabase, like the one shown in this codelab: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/firebase-android/#0

The problem is: the user is free to send anything on chat, is it possible to block code like HTML or JS to be sent, to avoid security problems, or this can be treated only when reading messages sent?