Firebase auth custom claims cleanup

[appsgenie]

One a subscription expires, should the extension remove the "revenueCatEntitlements" from the firebase auth user's custom claims?

[jefago]

Yes, it should.

[appsgenie]

hi @jefago thanks for the reply. I have cases when the claim is still part of the firebase auth claim.. and Idea where to start debugging or if this is a know issue?

[jefago]

Do you have a customer / events collection set up as well? If so, that's the first place I would look – check if in the customers collection, the entitlement for that customer is still set, and in the events collection, if an EXPIRATION event is present for that customer.

[appsgenie]

yes I do have both of those collections (as part of the RC firebase extension). and yes, the main reason I reported this is that I get an EXPIRATION event and the claims are still there. I am not sure how to look at the customers collection since that one always lists the entitlements even for expired customers. I guess the expires_date inside each entitlement would tell me if it's expired or not. but with grace periods etc it gets confusing. so to me, I rely on the events collection. once I get EXPIRATION or other flows that represent expiration then I remove user's entitlements on back-end. But the client having these still in the token is confusing..

[appsgenie]

Also, what happens if the user is deleted from firebase auth? It seems that the extension currently throws an exception and I am not sure what the consequences of this are..