Android push notifications -`googleServicesFile` relative path might be breaking stuff

As discussed in the issue #1330 - there are issues with the push notifications.

Tried the “solution” provided after my last comment, and in the meantime the issue was closed.

Anyhow,

Doin as the guide suggests works fine, android stand alone now gets push notifications (expo app not so much, so still and issue with development) https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/guides/using-fcm

Now, when you try to build the project from Expo XDE, we now get a new error

11:03:49 Building JavaScript bundle: finished in 9442ms.
11:03:58 Failed to publish package: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open './google-services.json'

The file google-services.json is in the root directory of the project (side by side with app.json).

CLI tools was installed today. XDE updated to latest version a few days ago (yesterday?)

[esamelson]

Hi all – sorry for the delay here. We’ve landed a fix for this bug and it will ship with a new version of XDE soon. In the meantime, you’ll need to use one of the workarounds provided here (use an absolute rather than relative path, drop the google-services.json file into the XDE working directory, or just use exp instead). Really sorry for the inconvenience!

[danibjor]

Seems like using the full path instead of relative works from Expo IDE. Not good for source control tough - but for a single developer, sorta OK.

app.json:

"android": {
            "googleServicesFile": "/Users/daniel/projects/<customer>/<project>/google-services.json",
            "icon": "./icon-android.png",