I am currently developing on a an android emulator using Realm as a local DB and I get 'Missing Realm Constructor, did you run pod install (on an android emulator !!). What am I doing wrong?
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While running visual studio code for a flutter program, I am getting this error log in the terminal tab.
Please help me to resolve it.
Thanks
flutter run -d chrome
Launching lib\main.dart on Chrome in debug mode...
Waiting for connection from debug service on Chrome... 26.1s
Failed to establish connection with the application instance in Chrome.
This can happen if the websocket connection used by the web tooling is unable to correctly establish a connection, for example due to a firewall.
Try running in release mode.
flutter run -d chrome --release
I'm trying to implement crashlytics in my project but need to crash my app - I dont have a physical device to build a release version to so I need to crash the debug version.
I've tried throw exception() and Crashlytics.instance.crash() but the exceptions are caught by Flutter and the app doesnt actually crash. How can I force a crash?
I've tried initializing Firebase on Unity for iOS app only, and I'm getting this error while running:
Unable to load options for default app ([/Users/yaniv/Downloads/21312111222/New Unity Project333/Assets/StreamingAssets/google-services-desktop.json, /Users/yaniv/Downloads/21312111222/New Unity Project333/Assets/StreamingAssets/google-services.json] are missing or malformed)
I know that for cross-platform apps, I usually download the google-services.json from the Firebase project settings, but in this case, I have no Android apps under this project (it's an iOS app only).
How can I prevent Firebase from request it?
I am trying to connect to Firebase using Firebase assistant, however I get this error:
Connect to Firebase
Could not parse the Android Application
Module's Gradle config. Resolve gradle build
issues and/or resync.
The question is, how can I get more details about the error? as I already can build the project successfully.
I thought I can use the terminal in Android Studio to connect to Firebase to get more details about the error, but I could not find anyone doing so..
Any idea? is there a verbose mode for the assistant?
I have an Android client and an Android Things server application sharing a Firebase database. How can I communicate from the Android Things application with the Firebase database using a service account? Following the instructions below results in a Gradle error.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/admin/setup
Gradle error
Error:(56, 0) Version: 5.8.0 is lower than the minimum version (9.0.0) required for google-services plugin.
You've got several things going wrong here.
First, you don't need a service account to deal with Firebase services from within an Android Things app. You deal with Firebase just like you would a normal Android app as a client of the Firebase service. There is literally almost no difference in how you interface with Firebase from this perspective.
Second, don't use firebase-admin in an Android app. That's for server-side code. Use the normal Firebase client SDKs for Android.
Also bear in mind that Android Things Developer Preview 0.6.1 has Play Services 11.6.x on it, and it doesn't self-update like normal Android devices. This means you have to use the 11.6.0 Firebase and Play SDKs in your Thing app. If you try to use newer versions, the client will fail because the client SDK versions aren't matched by an equal or better Play Services APK on the device.