Is there a way in Google Cloud Platform to delete all the crashlytics logs that are present? I did some testing and now would like to delete them.
Thanks
This is not possible, however if you write in to Firebase Support, they can delete all of your crash logs associated with a particular build.
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Probably silly question, but is it possible to send errors using Crashlytics from users that downloaded my app from Google Play? Until now I was using Crashlytics to collect errors from my app distributed by Firebase (so it was only for me and invited people). But I have released my app on Google Play and I can't see any errors from devices that downloaded my app in Google Play. I read that when I link my Google app with Firebase I can see purchase and subscription and analytics but no mention of Crashlytics. So my question is.. Is it even possible? Thank you very much.
Is the package name the same on your "release" version on the store? If your test one was called com.patrik.coolapp.debug (which is the default if you're using a debug build) then you'll need to add com.patrik.coolapp as an App in your Project in the Firebase console.
If you already had Crashlytics set up (all the dependencies, added the plugin, FirebaseCrashlytics.getInstance().setCrashlyticsCollectionEnabled(true) somewhere in your app) then it should just work - here's some advice on testing:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/crashlytics/test-implementation?platform=android
So I finally made it..
I'd like to thanks to #cactustictacs for help.
The problem was that I did not integrate Google Play in project settings in Firebase, although it is saying that it is just for Analytics and Subscription.
Before I integrated Google Play in Firebase I tried to add FirebaseCrashlytics.getInstance().setCrashlyticsCollectionEnabled(true) .. it did not work, but I believe it could be usefull to someone.
It wouldn't be such a problem, but it is required to have Owner or Admin permissions on both Firebase account and Google Play console account (which I did not have). After I get the permissions, integration was enabled and I could see test crashes in Crashlytics.
I have a React Native app with Firebase crashlytics integrated. I am forcefully crashing the app by calling function which does not exist. (this.test()).
I am getting logs in crashlytics, but looking at that logs I am not able to track the exact issue location.
Logs are quite generic and which is not helping me to pinpoint the issue.
Is there any way to get more info on that issue from logs? or anything I need to do so that I can get the issue location? if we are getting an issue in the inded.js file can we trace back the exact js file in app which is causing the issue.
Please help me with this information. Than you for helping.
Firebaser here - it sounds like you'd benefit from Crashlytics custom logging. This tool allows you to log any messages you want that get appended to the Crashlytics crash report that gets sent up to the console. I'm not sure how the React Native wrapper for Firebase Crashlytics works or if it allows you to do this, but according to the React Native Firebase reference doc you should be able to.
With this tool, you could call log in your code whenever you want to record information about the session, the user, or whatever's happening with code that you're executing in the background.
I am a user of Firebase Google today I was creating a project in the console of Firebase and the following message appeared: You're 2 projects away from the project limit. I was kind of worried about that and scheduled the deletion of several projects from Google Cloud Plataform Later I returned to the console and the projects I erased disappeared but when creating a project the message is still there. My questions are: How many projects can I have in the free Firebase plan? When deleting the project the count and restarted or not?
When you delete a project, it's not fully deleted until after 30 days. You should have received an email notification about that. Until it's finally deleted, it will still count against your max.
The project limit might be different for each individual Google account. In general, if you're having problem with the Firebase console, contact Firebase support directly.
I use Firebase for an Android project and I have some data into a database. I want to know if there is any possibility to save/make a back up to the structure of data. I ask this because somehow, I deleted the project and I had to do all again.
If you just deleted your project, you may still be able to restore it from the Resources pending deletion page in the Google Cloud Platform console with the process shown here.
If that doesn't work, reach out to Firebase support to see if they can help you recover it.
Note that both of these are dependent on the time that has passed since you deleted the project, so time is of the essence.
If I deleted my app on Firebase, then after a week I want to restore it, is that possible? I understand that there is a note that it will be permanently deleted after confirming.. Thanks!
Firebase keeps backups of the data in your Realtime Database. If you accidentally delete data from your database, you can reach out to Firebase support and ask for the data to be restored.
You can also check out Announcing Automated Daily Backups for the Firebase Database
If you delete your project, dont worry. You have 30 days for recovery in Google Cloud Platform. Then you will receive a email with a link for this.
https://console.developers.google.com/cloud-resource-manager?pendingDeletion=true&organizationId= some ID
I am sorry but the answer is no.
the rollback is available only with firebase hosting.
for the future you should download a backup by simply clicking on 'Export Data' in your project root.