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So I made a project that included lots of extra code so I could try out different things, and I am slowly copy-pasting the files from textedit into my new project.
I created a new Firebase account, added the google plist file, initialized and installed the pods needed (also changed the iOS version to 10.0 on the pod file)... yet it's still wanting me to use FirebaseApp.configure() instead of FIRApp.configure().
Should I just delete the whole thing and try again? I just created a new Xcode project, so if I had to delete it right now that would be fine.
import UIKit
import Firebase
@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {
var window: UIWindow?
override init() {
super.init()
}
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
FIRApp.configure()
return true
}
There hasn't been much code written, but I can't figure out what could have made this happen... especially since I just started the new project.
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asked May 22 '17 16:05
Some configuration is automatically provided under the reserved firebase namespace. Environment configuration is made available inside your running function via functions.config () . To use the configuration above, your code might look like this:
The Firebase SDK for Cloud Functions offers built-in environment configuration to make it easy to store and retrieve this type of data for your project. To store environment data, you can use the firebase functions:config:set command in the Firebase CLI .
firebase functions:config:clone --from <fromProject> clones another project's environment into the currently active project. There are environment variables that are automatically populated in the functions runtime and in locally emulated functions. These include those populated by Google Cloud , as well as a Firebase-specific environment variable:
FirebaseApp.configure() is correct. I checked out the documentation just now and FIRApp.configure() has been renamed FirebaseApp.configure(). I also ran pod update on one of my projects just to confirm, and my project had me change to using FirebaseApp.configure(). So no need to rebuild!
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I can confirm that FIRApp.configure() can be changed to FirebaseApp.configure()
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answered Oct 23 '22 22:10
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