This PR allows int or int? property types on IFirestoreObject on Android.
Currently, the Firestore plugin has inconsistent behavior between iOS and Android when setting up an IFirestoreObject with an int FirestoreProperty. The iOS implementation allows this, but the Android implementation will throw an exception.
It should be noted that Firestore itself only supports 64-bit integers, but I think the plugin should still let developers use 32-bit integers on their models if they want and deal with potential overflow exceptions.
At the very least, we should strive to keep the implementations behaving consistently across platforms.
This PR allows
intorint?property types onIFirestoreObjecton Android.Currently, the Firestore plugin has inconsistent behavior between iOS and Android when setting up an
IFirestoreObjectwith anintFirestoreProperty. The iOS implementation allows this, but the Android implementation will throw an exception.It should be noted that Firestore itself only supports 64-bit integers, but I think the plugin should still let developers use 32-bit integers on their models if they want and deal with potential overflow exceptions.
At the very least, we should strive to keep the implementations behaving consistently across platforms.