swagdkau
commented
1 month ago Should mention that we are running .NET 8.0 for both Android and iOS - all newest version and newest VS 2022 (as indicated in the original edit). I can supplement and say - that for iOS .NET 8.0 - the sample app works out of the box. Thus, the problem seems to be related to the file google-services,json - and in particular - that in .NET 8.0, we cannot add the build action GoogleServicesJson in Visual Studio 2022. This indicates to me that something is broken in the automated loading of the file. A new feature that would allow us to manually add the parameters would be a great example and allow us to test Firebase Push end-2-end.
thomasgalliker
Description
Trying to run the standard sample project from Plugin.FirebasePushNotifications. The files google-services,json is missing (in git ignore) - but I add the one that works for .NET 7.0. Code builds without problems Sample App Launches on Device target (Android 14, Samsung A52) Fails In the code FirebasePushNotificationManager.cs lines 48 "FirebaseMessaging.Instance.AutoInitEnabled = this.options.AutoInitEnabled;" it fails with the exception : "Java.Lang.IllegalStateException: 'Default FirebaseApp is not initialized in this process com.companyname.firebasepushdemo. Make sure to call FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) first.'"
Output: Start debugging Android application ... Forwarding debugger port 8887 Detecting existing process
The thread 8 has exited with code 0 (0x0). Thread finished: #8 [TrafficStats] tagSocket(97) with statsTag=0xffffffff, statsUid=-1 [CompatibilityChangeReporter] Compat change id reported: 263076149; UID 10599; state: ENABLED [TrafficStats] tagSocket(97) with statsTag=0xffffffff, statsUid=-1
this.options.AutoInitEnabled = true;
if (this.options.AutoInitEnabled) { try { var context = Platform.CurrentActivity; Firebase.FirebaseApp.InitializeApp(context); } catch (Exception ex) { this.logger.LogError(ex, "FirebaseApp.InitializeApp failed with exception. " + "Make sure the google-services.json file is present and marked as GoogleServicesJson."); throw; } }
Steps to Reproduce
Using VS 2022 17.11.5 on Windows 11 Pro Xamarin 17.11..0.98 Xamarin.Android SDK
1) Cloning github repo Plugin.FirebasePushNotifications using git. 2) Starting in Visual Studio 2022 3) Adding own google-services.json file - which works with a different API in .NET 6.0 MAUI - tested using FCM API. I am adding it under Platforms/Android/Resources as instructed. 4) I am NOT allowed to apply the build action GoogleServicesJson in the property of the file. This could be indicative of the problem. Several suggestions can be Googled - none works. Guess some work around exists - since last code update was made 2 days ago. 5) Instead added manually 6) Code fails in FirebasePushNotificationManager.cs lines 48 "FirebaseMessaging.Instance.AutoInitEnabled = this.options.AutoInitEnabled;" it fails with the exception : "Java.Lang.IllegalStateException: 'Default FirebaseApp is not initialized in this process com.companyname.firebasepushdemo. Make sure to call FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) first.'"
Expected Behavior
That the app would build and run. Maybe allow me to set build action on file google-services.json
Actual Behavior
Code fails in FirebasePushNotificationManager.cs lines 48 "FirebaseMessaging.Instance.AutoInitEnabled = this.options.AutoInitEnabled;" it fails with the exception : "Java.Lang.IllegalStateException: 'Default FirebaseApp is not initialized in this process com.companyname.firebasepushdemo. Make sure to call FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) first.'"
Basic Information
Screenshots, Attachments, Links