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App crashes on startup with the sample code w/ Xamarin forms
See original GitHub issueJava.Lang.IllegalStateException: Default FirebaseApp is not initialized in this process
Make sure to call FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) first.
This is the error that is thrown. I’ve looked into the previously solved issue on here that had the same problem, but the solution listed there doesn’t work at all on my side (clean/rebuild as well as adding the target entry to csproj).
Here is a gist of the exception stack trace.
Bug Information
Version Number of Plugin: v.1.0.4 Device Tested On: Galaxy S7 Simulator Tested On: n/a Version of VS: 2017 latest Version of Xamarin: 4.5.0.486 Versions of other things you are using: X.Forms version 2.3.4.267
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:10 (4 by maintainers)
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Also check the build action for your google play services json should be as the documentation specifies
@rdelrosario Currently on 60.1142.1 Still having this issue. yes the json build action is set to GoogleServicesJson. Yes I’ve tried the clean and rebuild and obj/bin deletion. I’ve even added that Target entry manually into the csproj file. Still, everytime I try to get my token it has this error. FirebaseApp.InitializeApp(this) always returns null. Haven’t tried yet on a non-Samsung phone but working on Samsung phones is an absolute requirement for this.