Dee
Dee
Going back to 0.9.0 works, so it's a new issue.
Have the same issue with 0.9.4 @cloudwebrtc I run the following script before compiling ``` cd ios rm -rf Pods rm Podfile.lock pod repo update ```
@cloudwebrtc I had the following that did not work.
@MuZiLee did you not see my comment?
@cloudwebrtc it's for release versions, not debug build versions. When making a release version of the app anything above 0.9.1 fails.
@cloudwebrtc thanks for the response, we are using Mediasoup as our server. It seems to work on Chrome and other platforms, only Firefox it fails for.
@davidgiga1993 I guess the easy way would be to make a new project and just copy/paste the code across :-)
I deploy via standard container, gcloud :-) But what I mean is, what are the steps to deploy web, it's just the same static code?
@Hassan6197 you had to set the port number, usually providers like Google Cloud use 443 as the default for this type of traffic.
We have to implement Firebase for push notifications (extremely annoying and were forced by Google basically) and part of that process is implementing insecure service accounts into the NodeJS environment...