fix(ios, sdk): adopt firebase-ios-sdk 11.3.0
Description
A simple bump to the firebase-ios-sdk per request from @efstathiosntonas
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iOS
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- This is a breaking change;
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- [x] No
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Note that firestore-ios-sdk-frameworks does not have an 11.3.0 in the works, this was a simple change to a single character in package.json but that's more involved, and I am not personally involved so I have no control over that one
Not sure if it's possible to just override your firebase-ios-sdk version locally @efstathiosntonas in the Podfile (perhaps with an expo plugin doing an unsafe edit literally anywhere in the file, like just adding a line at the top that has the override variable?)
Hi Mike, I've been always pinning firebase on my Podfile, I never bump them before you release an rn-firebase for the reasons you mentioned above, can't tell if there are breaking changes or not on our side that's why I pinged you on ios-sdk repo.
$FirebaseSDKVersion = '11.3.0'
pod 'FirebaseAppCheckInterop', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseAuthInterop', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseMessagingInterop', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseSharedSwift', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseCoreInternal', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseInstallations', '=' + "11.3.0"
pod 'FirebaseCoreExtension', '=' + "11.3.0"
I've built the app but it crashed on boot, felt the same crash like with 11.2.0, unfortunately I built on command line so no Xcode trace. Tried to create more builds on different devices but couldn't reproduce the crash, will keep trying. Given the fact that ios crashes on boot are extremely rare I'm afraid this is 11.3.0 issue again(?).
I don't think we should merge this until ios-sdk repo issue has more feedback from more devs.
fear came true, seems it's not fixed:
This should be good to go now that firestore-ios-sdk-frameworks 11.3.0 is published and seems to be working well Cheers!