v3.2.0

v3.2.0 Changelog

NEW - Crashlytics

• We now have support for Crashlytics for both android and iOS, check out the docs for more info.

BREAKING - iOS and Cocoapods

Due to changes in React Native 0.50.0, react-native link wasn't working properly with react-native-firebase on iOS (more info here). To resolve these issues we have moved the Podspec file to the ios directory.

If you are using react-native-firebase as a Pod (which is no longer our recommended approach) you will have to update the definition in your Podfile to:

pod 'RNFirebase', :path => '../../ios/RNFirebase.podspec'

NEW - iOS use_frameworks! support

In the past there have been issues with using react-native-firebase when use_frameworks! is set in your Podfile. Going forward, this is now supported but only if have linked using react-native link and not if you are specifying react-native-firebase in your Podfile.

Defining react-native-firebase in your Podfile is no longer our recommended approach, so we suggest you remove references to it from your Podfile and run react-native link react-native-firebase instead.

NOTE: We still recommend installing the underlying Firebase SDKs using Cocoapods as specified in our installation instructions

Auth

• Added support for state in email actions #611

Other

• The location of Typescript typings has been fixed
• Miscellaneous Flow type fixes

Upgrading from v3.1.x

• Install latest version from npm / yarn: npm install react-native-firebase@latest
• iOS:
  • Remove your ios/Pods directory and re-run pod install.
• Android:
  • Re-build android app via Android Studio or react-native run-android