The library com.google.firebase:firebase-iid is being requested by various other libraries at [[17.1.1,17.1.1]], but resolves to 19.0.0. #1081
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Same. Google released new libraries yesterday which has for effect to break the build: https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/android#update_-_june_17_2019 or https://developers.google.com/android/guides/releases I'm currently trying some ideas provided in #1057 but no luck so far |
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Same here... getting tired of this Google moves every few months... |
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Same error since this morning |
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my configurations are |
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As m reading my build gradle version is 3.0.1 which is less than 3.2.1 and my compile sdkVersion is 27+ so just changing the settings for firebase messaging to the 19.0.0 version will not help.
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Same issue here, tried to force firebase-iid version to 17.1.1 everywhere, but having another issue related to dex merge this time. |
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I think I've got it...let me double check |
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I solved the issue. The root problem is the wild card dependencies and the fact that, as I mentioned above, Google updated several libs yesterday. Furthermore than the Here how I was to solve the issue for my apps:
Providing UPDATE while this solution works great for the Cordova CLI v8. If you are using the CLI >= v9, or willing to migrate, have a look to the cleaner solution #1081 (comment) provided @dpa99c here below |
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@peterpeterparker What is the gradle version you are using? |
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@Kasun002 same |
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I have updated all the things you have mantioned (Also use the gradel version 3.3.0) but getting same error.in aditionally you mentioned i'm using |
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You are probably using another plugins and therefore another dependency in your case should be fixed too Have a look at the release notes from Google https://developers.google.com/android/guides/releases and try to identify which dependency you need to set In my above code I used dependencies released <= March 27, 2019 |
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Thanks @peterpeterparker , it worked perfectly! |
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@peterpeterparker thx for workaround, can you also help me a bit? |
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@denisnarush |
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Thank you @peterpeterparker it works it's great. |
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Update 21 June 2019 See my updated solution below. Original comment Here's a solution which doesn't involve any local hacking of this plugin.
Note: this solution requires you to use the latest version of the For example: console output |
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@dpa99c I <3 you. Where to send a beer?))) |
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@dpa99c will test it here, curious that i'm already using this: you'r saving my life for second time HAHAHAHHAHA |
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Ha, no worries guys - glad I can help out! 👇 👇 👇 |
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@dpa99c ofc i will donate when i get home, u are my github issue hero ahhaahah |
Thank you Dave. When I install it on emulator, I see a notification: " App won't run unless you update google play services". Is that normal? |
Presumably the new Play Services/Firebase library versions have a minimum version requirement for the installed core Play Services component. |
And before cordova-plugin-firebase directory was 93,9 MB, now 1,30 MB. Are these ok? And why cordova-plugin-cocoapod-support installed while cordova-plugin-firebase plugin was installing? |
My fork incorporates (among other fixes) the yet-to-be-merged PR #972 which uses Cocopods to satisfy the Firebase SDK library dependency on iOS rather than bundling a static snapshot of the SDK with the plugin. This makes it much easier to update the Firebase library version on iOS by simply bumping the Cocoapods version in the |
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After downgrading dependencies I get:
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Hi @dpa99c, We seem to be getting this when building our app through our CI/CD but not when running the build manually. Do you have any idea what could cause this? This is after installing the above plugins as suggested.
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was struggling with this error for 3 days. Finally this worked ! |
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I get now this error |
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@nelson6e65 the errors indicate there are still code references to the Android Support Library in the source code of your Android project. It looks like you have I suggest running |
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@dpa99c Thanks. I figured out. Now compiles, but the app gets stuck in the splash screen. 😖 |
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does any body here got these warning and stuck in splash screen? Ionic: Ionic CLI : 5.0.3 Cordova: Cordova CLI : 9.0.0 (cordova-lib@9.0.1) Utility: cordova-res : 0.4.0 System: ios-deploy : 1.9.4 it only happens in android |
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pay attention to the simplest solution which doesn't require ANY PLUGINS modifications: |
where can i find |
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@ansarikhurshid786 put it inside the build gradle file, look for it inside the android platform folder. we have a cordova script which copies build-extras.gradle file to android platform. however to first check that compilation works just add it inside the gradle file inside android platform folder manually |
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in which gradle file : |
Hello. Thanks for the answer. I did the steps described but now I get the following error: |
I did add the cordova-plugin-androidx-adapter plugin, and now i get the follow errors. |
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3 tasks
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@dpa99c - once again you have saved my bacon. Was dealing with the same issue for the last 2 days and for some reason when researching the issue google has not indexed this issue so it wasn't coming up in searches - no other solution was working for me (and there weren't many). Only when I came directly to this repository did I find this thread. Thank you thank you thank you....sent you about 100 beers last time, probably going to send another 100 soon! |
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If you are using ionic this solution worked for me |
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Thanks for that almost works for me with the cordova-plugin-firebasex and cordova-plugin-androidx-adapter! But after that my firebase analytics and pushnotifications on android not working anymore. |
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@DanTTea - were you originally using cordova-plugin-firebase or cordova-plugin-firebase-lib ? If the later you may need to rewrite some of your firebase functions to match the class/library calls used in |
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@DanTTea - the two plugins are very very similar as I think the |
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I used the cordova-plugin-firebase with the @ionic-native/firebase wrapper. |
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@DanTTea - you should always be able to. I use Ionic v1 still...I install all my plugins without the Ionic wrapper and use the native plugin calls. |
Hi Everyone, I was able to build both Android and iOS following these steps. However, when I run on Android, I get an error that says that Firebase Plugin is not installed. Does that make any sense? Has anyone faced this before? Thanks and regards, |
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I have the same issue once i tried a new build
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I have the same issue but I finally got the solution here are the steps:
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USING: |
It worked!!! |
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I tried the above solution and I am getting following error: What went wrong:
Command: /private/var/root/.gradle/caches/transforms-1/files-1.1/aapt2-3.2.0-alpha17-4804415-osx.jar/43333eb3f22700b3ea00948099587db3/aapt2-3.2.0-alpha17-4804415-osx/aapt2 compile --legacy cordova plugin ls Any idea what am I doing wrong? |
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Here's how i resolved mine:
Run & Build again |
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Describe the bug
I think it is problem with the firebase version. The project was working till now and suddenly started showing error.
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The library com.google.firebase:firebase-iid is being requested by various other libraries at [[17.1.1,17.1.1]], but resolves to 19.0.0.
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The build was working fine yesterday.
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