We want to transfer data from instant app to installed app using Cookie API. Cookie API needs to have a play services version 11.4.0 or more. It works on lollipop, marshmallow and Oreo devices but crashes on Nought devices only showing following exception.
java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke interface method 'void android.app.job.IJobScheduler.cancel(int)' on a null object reference.
It crashes when we use GoogleAnalytics.getInstance(getContext()) to get the Google Analytics Instance. But it works on all platforms except Nought.
I believe this is the same as this issue.
If that's the case, then this should fix it.
This is normally fixed in Google Play services for Instant Apps version 2.3. However, when you provision your device with Android Studio, you no longer receive OTA updates. You can check that from the version number (Android Studio provisioned version contains "sdk").
Try uninstalling Google Play services for Instant Apps. Then turn off Instant Apps and turn it on again. It should restore the final version (2.6-release), which contains the fix.
Deploying from the IDE will overwrite it still though.
So once it's updated, you can also remove the forced provision from the Edit Configuration dialog.
This was my issue with Firebase Analytics and I got the same error. So try that out and let me know if it helps.
Related
https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/12577537
We are getting this message in android store. Fixing it is not mandatory for releasing but its a security risk.
Please help,how to update webrtc version.
Google stopped providing Android library directly for webrtc, but the source is open and the link you shared has instructions on how to build the Android library from source.
It is a long process, but if webrtc is essential for your app, you have to spend some time to set this up.
If you need a temporary fix, I found that someone does this in their github repo often, and you can use the Android library there directly
https://github.com/dbrgn/webrtc-android
Note that, the author of this library itself recommends to build the library from the source directly.
https://groups.google.com/g/discuss-webrtc/c/bO-d15ogjCs
I am working on an app that uses firebase sign. The application is working perfectly on debug mode but when I release it, the application crashes just after the user as successfully login. Since the application is in release mode, there is no way to monitor the logs so as to tell where the error is coming from.
I was using flutter 2.8 from the stable channel but after reading some of the things said on this post, I decided to upgrade to the latest version of the stable channel but still, nothing works. I will appreciate help.
I have clean and pub get
I have use the "--no-shrink" command
I finally fixed it. I added no shrink command to my build.gradle
Need Help !!
We are getting caution message on top of the Dashboard in Firebase Crashlytics. We are tried with different technical advises in different forums.
But nothing has worked out for us. We are still seeing the caution message at the top (in red strip) and crashes count is incrementing on every crash but doesn't come to Dashboard.
Here we go with our Firebase Crashlytics integration with project :
We are using Firebase Crashlytics with Xamarin Forms project to record any crashes in Mobile Application.
Since, Firebase Crashlytics SDK & Documentation are mostly on Native Platforms (Android & iOS). But, we still got provision to get packages from NuGet.
Here is the checklist which ensures we are on right direction:
1) Is App released with proper Apple Distribution Provision Profile and Certificate- YES
2) Is Distribution Provision Profile valid in terms expiration date - YES, it is valid till Next year from now.
3) Is GoogleService-Info.plist correctly placed. YES- it was downloaded from Crashlytics console with proper identifier configured. File was placed at root of iOS Project and set Build Action as BundleResource.
4) Did we call required initialisation function at proper place. - YES. Below set of codes ensures we initialised properly Firebase Crashlytics in AppDelegate.cs class.
5) Is your build configuration rightly placed in Release mode. YES
6) Important Point: Firebase Crashlytics was able to process the reported crashes with earlier version of iOS build which were having same project and package configuration and we could able to see the Crashes in readable format till for immediate previous versions.
But suddenly it stopped working when we promoted to production in AppStore (means LIVE in AppStore)
7) Have we uploaded to dSYM file manually to Firebase Crashlytics - YES we TRIED. We followed the steps to upload dSYM using XCode-SWIFT project with POD files.
Here is the setup and step.
POD was installed in appropriate XCode workspaces.
Run Script was executed with recommended POD commands.
Build was succeeded.
Hence, as you see, we are practiced with every advises whichever mentioned in any forum. We have applied, but we don't see, it is coming to Crashlytics Dashboard even then.
Try below command. May be help full.
msbuild "/Users/xxx/projects/myApp/myApp/myApp.iOS/myApp.iOS.csproj" /t:"build" /p:Configuration="AppStore" /p:Platform="iPhone" /p:BuildIpa=true /p:FirebaseCrashlyticsUploadSymbolsEnabled=true
I have tried this command and it is working in my case. I get it from this git thread : https://github.com/xamarin/GoogleApisForiOSComponents/issues/386
I'm looking to install and automatically/one button update very early development builds of an application to Android TV devices in my household. I've initially tried Google Play using an internal track, but it turns out this is reviewed by a human initially and because of how incomplete the application is it was rejected. I do not want to get bogged down in design/etc. to get past the Play reviewers, especially with the current 7 day~ turn around time.
I found Firebase App Distribution, which seems like a decent choice for the kind of testing I want to achieve, but the set up process seems very mobile centric, and talks about clicking links in emails etc. which is not doable on Android TV.
My goals are:
Get my not production ready application installed and automatically/one button press updated on Android TV
I've tried:
Google play store internal track, rejected because of how "not production ready" it is
Firebase App Distribution, but the tester registration process involves emails/flows not available on TV
So I guess my questions are:
What are my options for installing and automatically updating signed test builds on Android TV?
Is it possible to use Firebase App Distribution with Android TV apps? How do you register?
Currently I'm either having to get the devices near a laptop to adb install the APK, or pushing the APK to a network share and using a file manager on the TV devices to manually install and update the app.
We are using Firebase for push notifications for Android and iOS, and all the notifications are working perfectly.
But when I log into firebase, and try to see the activity in “Streamview”, I see only iOS activity, and nothing for Android.
I do see the activity in Cloud messaging’s Report section, for both iOS and Android.
The application we have built is built using Xamarin forms.
One thing to note from the Firebase console is that it doesn’t appear as though the console recognizes that SDK setup was fully complete.
When going into the link where it says “Continue SDK Setup”.
Finally, when proceeding to step #4 it tries to verify that there has been communication between the app and Google’s servers and it doesn’t seem to find anything and it just sits there looking.
Notifications appear to work, but the app just doesn’t seem to be registering as being used under the Android side.
Any pointers in this direction will be very helpful.
i don't have any idea what is wrong here.
I want to watch complete report of my push notifications sending count, for both platform Android and iOS. but i am getting only iOS report in stream view tab not for Android.
I made the comment above and now I have found an answer, at least for my situation. I had added Xamarin.Firebase.Core to the PCL project as the documentation suggests. Later I saw documentation for Android Java that showed Firebase Core being added to the gradle file at the app level. So I added Xamarin.Firebase.Core NuGet package to the Android project also and now I can see data for Android in the Firebase Console.