Bug: Google sign-in failed in debug mode

[superiorsd10]

Description

Currently, contributors encounter issues related to the addition of the SHA key for the Firebase project of this app, and it results in Google sign-in failing. (Though it works in the release mode.)

To streamline this process and prevent conflicts, I propose creating separate Firebase projects for development and production environments.

Steps To Be Followed

• Create a dedicated Firebase project for development purposes.
• Ensure that contributors add their SHA keys to the development Firebase project.
• Maintain a separate Firebase project exclusively for the production environment.
• Do all the necessary changes in the codebase (related to the dev and prod environment).

I would like to work on this issue, so please consider assigning it to me.

Screenshots

Screen.Recording.Dec.18.at.1.37.PM.mp4

[MarkisDev]

I agree with this, however, the app is still in development - l can add some contributors but not all to the firebase. I think it would just be easier for everyone to set up the app on their Firebase account instead - they only require it if they're working with authentication anyway. To make this easier, we can explore flutterfire_cli and make the app work with that.

[superiorsd10]

I agree with this, however, the app is still in development - l can add some contributors but not all to the firebase. I think it would just be easier for everyone to set up the app on their Firebase account instead - they only require it if they're working with authentication anyway. To make this easier, we can explore flutterfire_cli and make the app work with that.

Yes, that's a great idea.

[Detective-Khalifah]

I agree with this, however, the app is still in development - l can add some contributors but not all to the firebase. I think it would just be easier for everyone to set up the app on their Firebase account instead - they only require it if they're working with authentication anyway. To make this easier, we can explore flutterfire_cli and make the app work with that.

Adding to documentation a guide on the Firebase packages to enable and configure will be helpful.

[MarkisDev]

I agree with this, however, the app is still in development - l can add some contributors but not all to the firebase. I think it would just be easier for everyone to set up the app on their Firebase account instead - they only require it if they're working with authentication anyway. To make this easier, we can explore flutterfire_cli and make the app work with that.

Adding to documentation a guide on the Firebase packages to enable and configure will be helpful.

Sure, feel free to put up a PR. It would make more sense to use flutter_fire to make the process easier however.