Closed jpoag closed 5 years ago
Per Firebase Support, I have changed the echoBody
on the server from onRequest
to onCall
655401dadee09f182ddc023e09eec196acf55b6c .
The issue still persists. I have caught the following warning in LogCat:
W/firebase: Class java.util.ArrayList cannot be converted to Variant, leaving empty.
I maintain that this is a Android-specific, C++ error.
Hi jpoag, we've identified the bug and have a fix in the works. The fix should be rolled out in an update in the near future.
Ok, great. Thanks!
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Hi jpoag, we've identified the bug and have a fix in the works. The fix should be rolled out in an update in the near future.
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Fixed in 5.3.0: https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/cpp-relnotes
Reproduction source code: #31
Operating system: Android Operating system version: minSDK: 14,15,16 buildSDK:26 & 27 C++ SDK: 5.2.0 & 5.1.1 Dependencies: implementation 'com.google.firebase:firebase-functions:16.1.0'
What steps will reproduce the problem:
firebase/functions
, call a Cloud function that returns an array (filled) as the value of thedata
return... E.g:result->data()
variant. It iskNullType
What is the expected result? Using the iOS SDK, the result is the array.
What happens instead of that? Null is returned. I suspect that the parsing of array/vectors are not implemented or are interpreted differently.
Please provide any other information below, and attach a screenshot if possible. I stumbled across this issue implementing server side receipt checking for IAB. I use a 3rd party source that returns the validated receipt as an array of objects, each object representing a SKU (+State). For iOS, this works perfectly. When implementing the same calls for Android, I get a null response. I debugged both sides of the app, including turning on logging for my Cloud functions to log the return value. I even checked using Postman: the server response is valid.
Next, I forked
quickstart-cpp
, cloned thedatabase
example and re-purposed it to test Cloud Functions (See #31). The tests all run correctly (even with the Int64/Double issue) with the exception of Arrays/Vectors returning null. (See functions/testapp/src/common_main.cc )