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FirebaseRemoteConfig Error “No value of type 'String' exists for parameter key”
See original GitHub issueFirebase Performance Android SDK spams the logs, all the time, repeatedly, with messages like:
W/FirebaseRemoteConfig( 5294): No value of type 'String' exists for parameter key 'sessions_max_length_minutes'.
W/FirebaseRemoteConfig( 5294): No value of type 'String' exists for parameter key 'sessions_feature_enabled'.
You don’t need to do anything in particular to trigger this behavior. It starts happening when you start to depend on Firebase Performance.
It was first observed over a year ago. I confirm that it’s happening in the newest Flutter plugin firebase_performance: 0.3.2 (from May 25, 2020). It’s been reported to happen also in the newest Android (Java) firebase-perf: 19.0.7 (from Apr, 2020).
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:6 (1 by maintainers)
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Thanks @cubuspl42, I have filed a bug to Flutter plugin for upgrading Firebase Performance dependency version to the latest: https://github.com/FirebaseExtended/flutterfire/issues/3008. Let’s follow up in that issue, and feel free to reopen the current thread if the issue persists after Flutter plugin upgrade.
As I stated in the original message, I’m using
firebase-perfindirectly, throughfirebase_performanceFlutter plugin. The newest version of the mentioned plugin depends on the older version offirebase-perf. I will let you know when that version is bumped.