[bug]: firebase configure does not generate firebase_app_id_file.json

takumi-pac commented 2 months ago

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CLI Version

1.0.0

Firebase Tools version

13.13.0

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Description

I encountered an issue when running the firebase configure command. Despite following the instructions and running the command as specified, the expected firebase_app_id_file.json file is not generated. This file is crucial for my Flutter project, and its absence is causing build errors related to Firebase configuration.

Interestingly, the firebase_app_id_file.json was generated correctly with previous versions of Flutter. However, after updating to Flutter 3.22.2, the file is no longer being created.

Steps to reproduce

Run firebase configure in the terminal. Check the project directory for the firebase_app_id_file.json

Expected behavior

The firebase configure command should generate the firebase_app_id_file.json file in the project directory.

Screenshots

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Additional context and comments

The firebase_app_id_file.json file is not generated, leading to Firebase configuration errors in the Flutter project.

Flutter and Firebase Versions:

Flutter version: 3.22.2 Firebase CLI version: 1.0.0 Environment:

Operating System: macOS Sonoma 14.5 Additional Context:

This issue started occurring after upgrading to Flutter 3.22.2. Previously, the file was generated correctly with earlier versions of Flutter.

vanyasem commented 1 month ago

duplicate of https://github.com/invertase/flutterfire_cli/issues/280

maRci002 commented 2 weeks ago

Since v1.0.0, the files firebase_app_id_file.json and GoogleService-Info.plist are not being generated; however, firebase.json is generated at the root of the project. @russellwheatley, can you help me understand why this is happening?

This is my command

flutterfire configure ^
--project xxxxx-app-dev-a123a123 ^
--out lib/app/firebase_options/dev/firebase_options.dart ^
-i com.example.xxxxxApp.dev ^
--ios-out ios/firebase_config/dev ^
-a com.example.xxxxx_app.dev ^
--android-out android/app/src/dev ^
--platforms "android,ios,web"

vanyasem commented 2 weeks ago

@maRci002 this is a duplicate of https://github.com/invertase/flutterfire_cli/issues/280

your question has already been answered there

maRci002 commented 2 weeks ago

@maRci002 this is a duplicate of #280

your question has already been answered there

@vanyasem, in that case, can you tell me this: Does firebase.json replace both GoogleService-Info.plist and firebase_app_id_file.json? What is the purpose of firebase.json?

Issue #280 only states the following:

flutterfire configure no longer writes firebase_app_id_file.json file to the root of your project. It is now hidden in /.dart_tools/ path

In my case, it's still not generated. Moreover, GoogleService-Info.plist isn't generated either.

russellwheatley commented 2 weeks ago

As mentioned, firebase_app_id_file.json is no longer generated in your src code, but is hidden in /.dart_tools/ to stop polluting your workspace 👍

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