Closed sarbagyastha closed 1 year ago
🤔 I'm not sure this is a solution that will work in the long run. It will always get the latest version, however, there are very reasonable circumstances where you may not want that, and you are on a previous version on purpose. This would break your build potentially overnight with no changes.
It is much more reliable to parse the local definitions and pull them from there. I do that in my projects by using ruby to parse the json of the app module to get it's firebase-ios-sdk version, then I use that for the dependency here
That results in an internally consistent build vs this where it's network-based and dynamic
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