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Love the design of your library, though I'm having a few issues with EasyAuth.
I've been attempting to use easy-firebase for a basic email authentication IOS app, and it seems there there are some issues in the IOS example that are also happening when I implement the library with the base instructions provided.
Reproducible by compiling the latest IOS example, signing in with email, and attempting to sign out.
IOS 16.2
Iphone 14 Pro
easy-firebase 1.4.3
Firestore rules:
rules_version = '2';
service cloud.firestore {
match /databases/{database}/documents {
match /{document=**} {
allow read, write: if request.auth != null;
}
}
}
After setting the state of my app to "signed out", which brings my app back to it's original Sign In form, and running "EasyAuth.signOut()", I receive the following logged errors:
This is not a problem if I change my firestore rules to just "allow read, write;" (which is certainly not a solution). Is there a listener that could still be attached when the sign out function succeeds and my auth header is no longer valid?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Love the design of your library, though I'm having a few issues with EasyAuth.
I've been attempting to use easy-firebase for a basic email authentication IOS app, and it seems there there are some issues in the IOS example that are also happening when I implement the library with the base instructions provided.
Reproducible by compiling the latest IOS example, signing in with email, and attempting to sign out.
IOS 16.2
Iphone 14 Pro
easy-firebase 1.4.3
Firestore rules:
After setting the state of my app to "signed out", which brings my app back to it's original Sign In form, and running "EasyAuth.signOut()", I receive the following logged errors:
This is not a problem if I change my firestore rules to just "allow read, write;" (which is certainly not a solution). Is there a listener that could still be attached when the sign out function succeeds and my auth header is no longer valid?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: