This release fixes issues with Realtime Database persistence, and missing symbols on Windows. This release fixes issues with Crashlytics, Realtime Database persistence, and Linux library file sizes. In addition to using the Firebase Local Emulator Suite to test and view changes to your site locally, you can now also use sharable, temporary preview URLs to collaborate with your teammates. Learn more about the new ways you can test, preview, and deploy in the Hosting documentation.
To complement the new preview channels feature, Hosting now supports a GitHub Action to automate your site. The Action can even deploy to your live site when the PR is merged. Hosting now offers version cloning so that you can more easily promote a version of your site from, for example, a preview to your live site. This release updates GoogleDataTransport to v7. Analytics now warns instead of throwing errors if it detects a mismatched environment.
Updated versions of the google-services plugin for Android v4. This release deprecates support for net45 and netstandard1. This release adds support for managing AutoML models in the ml module. This release is available via CocoaPods only. It also includes some bug fixes. It also comes with bug fixes in the Authentication API. This release comes with new APIs for tenant management operations.
It also includes internal refactoring. This release comes with version management support for Firebase Remote Config and bug fixes for Authentication. This release comes with fixes for issues with Firestore. This release contains a new API for importing users in bulk. This release comes with Go modules support and several new APIs for error handling.
It also includes a bug fixes and internal refactoring. This release comes with a fix for an issue with App creation, and multiple Firestore improvements.
This release comes with an update to Crashlytics, a fix for the editor freezing, and multiple Firestore improvements. This release comes with new APIs for retrieving and deleting user accounts in bulk. It also includes a bug fix for Cloud Firestore and internal refactoring. This release comes with new APIs for fetching and deleting user accounts in bulk. The App Distribution and Crashlytics Gradle plugins have also been updated. This release comes with new APIs for creating and verifying Firebase session cookies.
This release contains a new ml module to manage Firebase-hosted custom ML models. This release comes with new APIs for generating email action links for Authentication.
It also includes some internal refactoring for bundle size optimization in Cloud Firestore. Existing legacy server keys will continue to work, but we recommend that you instead use the newer version of key labeled Server key in the Firebase console. For more information, see Migrate legacy server keys. This release adds the ability for Cloud Identity Platform administrators to configure multi-factor authentication settings on user accounts.
The SDK also includes some internal refactoring. Also, the Firebase installations SDK is now available. This release contains a fix in the Authentication API to raise the correct error code when an already in-use email address is specified for a user. This release contains fixes to automatically retry operations that fail due to retry-eligible HTTP errors in project management and user management APIs.
It also includes some bug fixes and internal refactoring. This release contains a fix for an issue that prevented functions from being deployed via the Firebase CLI. This release comes with new additions to the Authentication API including multitenancy support. It also includes bug fixes. This release comes with improvements and new additions to the Cloud Messaging API including the ability to further customize notifications that target Android devices.
This release comes with new additions to Cloud Messaging API that allow further customization of notifications that target Android devices. This release comes with improvements and new additions to Cloud Messaging API including the ability to further customization of notifications that target Android devices. It also includes bug fixes and refactoring. This release includes improvements to Authentication.
It also comes with improvements to Authentication. The next version of Firebase Predictions is available in beta. The new version is the default for both new and existing projects. However, you can continue using the earlier version by clicking your app name on the Predictions dashboard , then selecting Predictions instead of Predictions beta. Web apps can now have Analytics data streams created for them. New web apps in new projects created after this release automatically have a web stream created for them, so long as the user opts into Google Analytics in the onboarding flow.
Existing projects need to upgrade to the full Google Analytics experience before they can have data streams for both their existing web apps as well as any new web apps that they create inside that project. FCM introduces the targeting of web apps for messages sent from the Notifications composer.
You can now target web notification messages by browser type and version as well as operating system. You can also target messages by audiences that now include users on web. See Send messages with the Firebase Console. Test Lab introduces test sharding to help you finish running your tests quicker. Test sharding lets you distribute a set of tests into shards, then run them in parallel across multiple devices.
Learn more in Speed up tests with sharding. Cloud Firestore introduces monitoring for active connections and snapshot listeners to the Firestore usage dashboard in the Firebase console. Firebase IAM now supports new predefined roles, Firebase product-level roles , which offer even more granular access control for Firebase products. Assign these roles using the GCP console. Also, the Firebase App Distribution Gradle plugin v1. Review the detailed release notes to ensure your app functions as expected.
This release comes with improved error handling for Authentication. We have received reports that the v Consequently, this issue also affects the Firebase BoM v This major release includes improvements in error handling and some breaking changes.
See the migration guide. This release includes improved logging. This release includes improved logging and bug fixes when playing in the editor. For more information, refer to GitHub Issue This release adds multi-tenancy support to the Authentication service. The google-services plugin for Android v4. This release removes calls to a deprecated API. This release adds support for specifying Analytics labels for notifications. This release comes with a new API for managing Cloud Messaging topic subscriptions and improved error handling.
The create project flow in the Firebase console has been updated to be a full-screen, multi-step flow. Users can choose to skip the step of setting up Google Analytics.
When Google Analytics is set up, users can choose to associate their Firebase project with an existing Google Analytics account or to create a new Google Analytics account. We are also introducing the ability to upgrade your Firebase project to access even more powerful analytics capabilities in Google Analytics, in addition to the free and unlimited event reporting already available in the Firebase console. To learn more, see the Firebase blog. It also works around regressions in Unity Cloud Functions for Firebase v3.
This release includes:. This release comes with a set of new user management APIs. It also fixes a bug causing errors when using Authentication in Node. For more details about these updates, check out the latest Android Release Notes.
It also includes some internal refactoring to improve type safety. This release fixes an issue that hindered its usage in GKE and several other managed environments. This release fixes a symbol name collision between Crashlytics and ClassKit.
This release comes with some new project-scoped APIs in the projectManagement module. This release comes with new APIs for retrieving user accounts in Authentication.
This release comes with a new API for generating email action links for Authentication. This release comes with new APIs for retrieving and deleting user accounts in Authentication. This release drops support for Node 6, and comes with version 2. This release deprecates support for Node 6, and comes with a new version of the Cloud Firestore client. These changes do not affect Firebase Crashlytics users, but for details about the change, refer to the latest Fabric SDK changelog.
Polyfills in the Firebase package are removed. Cloud Firestore adds support for querying across collections. It also includes breaking changes in Authentication and Realtime Database. Please review the detailed release notes to ensure your app functions as expected.
Cloud Functions for Firebase now provides Beta support for the Node. Note that you must now set the desired runtime version in package. See the Firebase documentation to learn more about how to set Node.
Authentication has a fix to prevent some errors during signInWithPopup. Cloud Firestore and Authentication add improvements to environment detection.
It also includes fixes and internal refactoring. Cloud Firestore adds an experimental API for forcing long polling. Authentication adds new APIs for serializing and deserializing credentials. The beta release of a Cloud Firestore Android library with Kotlin extensions is now available. This release comes with a new version of the Cloud Firestore client. This release comes with a new APIs for creating and verifying Firebase session cookies.
It adds a missing type definition in Cloud Firestore. Cloud Firestore has been updated with new features. This release also includes some minor bug fixes. It improves performance when querying over documents that contain subcollections in Cloud Firestore.
It fixes an uncaught error when enablePersistence is called in a second tab in Cloud Firestore. It also improves error handling in Testing SDK. It improves error handling for firestore endAt queries. It updates the gRPC version and includes some minor fixes. This release introduces support for multiple regions for functions by passing multiple region strings to functions. See Cloud Functions locations.
Also, the SDK now provides validation of instance names and typing improvements for Realtime Database triggers. This release also updates its TypeScript dependency to v3. This release comes with a new API for setting custom claims on user accounts. It includes package updates and some internal improvements.
This release comes with improvements to how application default credentials are handled. This release includes an update to the minimum supported Xcode version. This release comes with a new API for generating email action links for password reset, email verification and email link sign-in. Remote Config SDK v Note that downgrading Remote Config to v It adds a garbage collection process to on-disk persistence that removes older documents for Cloud Firestore.
This release comes with a new Firebase project management API. This release drops support for golang 1. It adds the ability to customize the dynamic link domain for email actions and includes other minor fixes.
It caps the amount of exponential backoff gRPC will use for reconnection attempts to ms in Cloud Firestore and includes other internal fixes. This release adds support for background triggers for Remote Config publish and rollback events. It changes the component packaging to use UMD format. It also fixes an issue where Cloud Firestore is not compatible with IE NET 4. Add Firebase to your Unity Project.
The minimum Xcode version has been updated to 9. This release resolves a dependency error. It fixes an issue where typings are not created in the correct location for Cloud Firestore and Realtime Database, and includes fixes for the SDK test suite. It also updates the dependency version on the closure compiler, so it works with Java This release includes experimental support for multi-tab usage in Cloud Firestore, and some other bug fixes.
It contains some bug fixes for Authentication and Cloud Firestore. This initial release comes with custom token minting and ID token verification support. It contains some bug fixes for Cloud Firestore and a significant change to the persistence schema. It includes a fix for Cloud Firestore.
This release contains bug fixes. The strict-version-matcher plugin for Android v1. You can now specify up to five custom page. You can now whitelist the URL patterns that can be used as a Dynamic Link's deep link link or fallback link ifl , ipfl , afl , ofl.
If you define a whitelist, Dynamic Links won't redirect to URLs that don't match a whitelisted pattern. This release contains new APIs for managing user authentication sessions in server-side web applications. It includes the updates to Authentication and Cloud Storage.
This release contains updates to the Realtime Database and Cloud Firestore clients. You can now specify a custom short link suffix when you create a Dynamic Link in the Firebase console. Short links with custom suffixes are more readable, which can improve a link's click-through rate. It contains several NPM package bugfixes, as well as some fixes to the typings changes that were introduced in the last release. Firebase Admin SDK can now be initialized without explicit arguments.
It contains bugfixes and an internal typings refactor. This release includes a new user management API for creating and updating Firebase user accounts from Go applications. This release comes with support for setting custom claims on user accounts, and for exporting all users in Firebase projects.
It also adds a new feature in Authentication. It contains Node. Version 1. The Firebase console has been updated with a new visual design. This includes updated navigation with collapsible groups of Firebase products. Products are now grouped into four areas based on the app development lifecycle. The project overview page of the Firebase console has been updated with a new visual design. It now includes current data and last month's trends for each app's daily active users, monthly active users, crash-free user percentage, and total crashes.
The Analytics dashboard has been revamped to include new and redesigned cards to support day-to-day questions and tasks. A Latest Release section has been added to show adoption and stability of your latest app release. Version 5. Version 2. This release resolves a TransformException that occurred on Windows during incremental builds when using firebase-perf. Take a look at the source on GitHub. We look forward to collaborating with all of you on making the SDK even better!
This version adds support for Android Studio 3. This release introduces support for Cloud Firestore. This release comes with support for Cloud Firestore. It introduces database multi-resource support as well as some fixes to the externs files.
This release includes improvements to the custom token creation feature. This release includes improvements to the error handling of the Admin SDK. This release includes improvements to the ID token verification feature.
It introduces fixes to the typings for features release in 4. This includes a new Cloud Storage API, and new features in Authentication that facilitate phone number-based authentication.
This release includes updates to App Indexing and Dynamic Links. This release includes new features in Authentication that facilitate phone number-based authentication. This release includes improvements that make it possible to consume credentials from sources other than the local file system. It contains a critical bugfix for authenticated database access that was introduced in version 4.
This includes improvements for Authentication and error handling. This release includes updates to Crash Reporting and Performance Monitoring.
This includes a user management API for creating and updating Firebase user accounts from Java applications.
This release includes the beta release of Performance Monitoring and updates to including Cloud Messaging and Test Lab. This is a major version change that includes breaking changes: please review the detailed release notes to ensure your app functions as expected.
This release includes changes to the overall SDK support, and several changes to Authentication including the introduction of phone authentication. It includes improvements to the credentials API. It includes updates to Analytics, Invites, and Dynamic Links. It includes updates to Authentication and a bugfix for Cordova apps. This initial release comes with Authentication token minting and verification support. It includes a fix for Realtime Database. It includes improvements for Authentication.
It includes improvements for Authentication and Realtime Database. Added support for using Analytics user properties to target the Notifications composer to specific users. You can now target users with a notification by combining Analytics audiences and user properties using the AND operator, or target users based on the absence of an Analytics audience or user property using the NOT operator.
It includes updates to Cloud Storage and Invites. It includes TypeScript improvements and better error handling for invalid credentials. It includes a fix for Authentication. It includes some fixes and better error handling when initializing the SDK. It includes a general update, as well as updates to Authentication and FCM.
It fixes broken support for the ES import syntax. It includes changes in the way to initialize the SDK. It includes updates to event logging in Xcode and Remote Config. It includes several bug fixes for Authentication and improved TypeScript typings. It includes support for App Engine and miscellaneous bug fixes. It includes updates to AdMob and Authentication. It includes updates to Authentication and adds support for Cloud Storage. If you experience performance problems with highest quality streaming, just use a lower quality setting.
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