I'm trying to connect IOS app to firebase, everything was going well until I've reached the last step of the connecting process "verifying the installation" and this text pops up "Checking if the app has communicated with our servers. You may need to uninstall and reinstall your app.", I'm new to firebase and I have nothing to do with this issue.
Go to the Firebase console. In the center of the project overview page, click the iOS+ icon to launch the setup workflow. If you've already added an app to your Firebase project, click Add app to display the platform options. Enter your app's bundle ID in the bundle ID field.
Open the App Distribution page of the Firebase console. Select your Firebase project when prompted. On the Releases page, select the app you want to distribute from the drop-down menu. Drag your app's IPA file to the console to upload it.
If anyone will also face this issue, here is my solution.
In my case, I've missed the Firebase/Analytics
installation.
After the Firebase/Analytics
installation, the verification passed successfully.
As the texts says, to complete the step you need to delete the App from your device and Install and Run it again from Xcode. Be sure to follow carefully the previous steps, and to execute the code of the step 4 in your app initialization (for example in one of the App Delegate methods), where you call the method FirebaseApp.configure()
(or [FIRApp configure];
for Obj-C) to start the communication with Firebase.
After starting that communication method you have to wait a few moments and a new message in a green box will appear to confirm that everything went well.
Also you can simply skip this step and if you followed all the other steps correctly, your app will be connected to the Firebase anyways.
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