I'm seeing the following issue in CI:

== Testing
Analyzing app...

  error - lib/logic/firebase_notifier.dart:10:8 - Target of URI doesn't exist: '../firebase_options.dart'. Try creating the file referenced by the URI, or try using a URI for a file that does exist. - uri_does_not_exist
  error - lib/logic/firebase_notifier.dart:37:18 - The argument type 'dynamic' can't be assigned to the parameter type 'FirebaseOptions?'. - argument_type_not_assignable
  error - lib/logic/firebase_notifier.dart:37:18 - Undefined name 'DefaultFirebaseOptions'. Try correcting the name to one that is defined, or defining the name. - undefined_identifier

My concern here is that it is only showing on stable. I'm guessing this isn't enabled for beta, can you look at see what changes are required to enable beta on CI and make it go green? We may need to have a separate PR that stashes the required beta changes for when stable version increments.

Stable is fine now, Beta fails because there's a Column that in Beta could be const, but that's not possible on Stable. So Beta fails. Should I disable Beta CI for this project again? @domesticmouse

Stable is fine now, Beta fails because there's a Column that in Beta could be const, but that's not possible on Stable. So Beta fails. Should I disable Beta CI for this project again? @domesticmouse

Yup, comment out the beta CI and add a todo line that hints at the required fix. Thanks!

@domesticmouse let me know how you want to go on merging this. The codelab document is also ready.

I am not sure if you need for someone else to review it before publishing.

@domesticmouse let me know how you want to go on merging this. The codelab document is also ready.

I am not sure if you need for someone else to review it before publishing.

I'm waiting on a review from @RedBrogdon for the codelab text. When that is ready to land, I'll do both at the same time

Setting expectations: this is on hold for a couple of weeks while Andrew and I sort out a few things. =)

@miquelbeltran I did bad, and I landed some conflicts. Can you clean up the conflicts so I can land this? Thanks!

PTAL @miquelbeltran =)

fixed the merge issues

Hello,

I was in the middle of studying/changing firebase-backend, and it is completely removed now; documentation changed; and it is replaced by dart-backend. Any reasons for that? I could use Firebase functions; but now I need to think where to host dart-backend? Thanks

Hello,

I was in the middle of studying/changing firebase-backend, and it is completely removed now; documentation changed; and it is replaced by dart-backend. Any reasons for that? I could use Firebase functions; but now I need to think where to host dart-backend? Thanks

Keeping the node based server up to date with the changes in the node community required more node knowledge than I have.

Keeping the node based server up to date with the changes in the node community required more node knowledge than I have.

Thanks, same with me ;) using Dart and TypeScript together made learning path difficult...

It seems I can use Firebase Hosting for dart-backend? https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/frameworks/flutter

It seems I can use Firebase Hosting for dart-backend? https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/frameworks/flutter

That looks to me a way to host Flutter Web apps rather than a Dart backend based of Shelf.

https://dart.dev/server/google-cloud Google Cloud Run seems the right tool for the job, although I haven't got time to play with it.

Hi @miquelbeltran

Documentation is already outdated; screenshots, both Google, and Apple; for example, need to create collection "purchases" in Firestore, otherwise it will throw NullPointerException, and few other things, not documented at all.

Where should I report it?

After fixing almost all issues, including enabling Pub-Sub in Google, I have this:

➜  dart-backend git:(master_archived) ✗ dart ./bin/server.dart
Serving at http://0.0.0.0:8080
Polling Google Play messages
Polling App Store
Unhandled exception:
DetailedApiRequestError(status: 404, message: Resource not found (resource=play_billing-sub).)
#0      validateResponse (package:_discoveryapis_commons/src/api_requester.dart:306:9)
<asynchronous suspension>
#1      ApiRequester.request (package:_discoveryapis_commons/src/api_requester.dart:72:16)
<asynchronous suspension>
#2      ProjectsSubscriptionsResource.pull (package:googleapis/pubsub/v1.dart:1608:23)
<asynchronous suspension>
#3      GooglePlayPurchaseHandler._pullMessageFromPubSub (package:firebase_backend_dart/google_play_purchase_handler.dart:170:26)
<asynchronous suspension>

Maybe I need to wait? "pub-sub" was enabled few minutes ago. Thanks,

I found section in docs, "Google Play setup", I need to create topic; https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/flutter-in-app-purchases#10

Sorry for polluting this pull request; I don't know where to report such issues. Documentation is incomplete.

There is a "report mistake" in the bottom left corner of the codelab website. I'd ask please that you create a ticket for each issue you find, so we can focus on each issue separately. Please be specific which each report, e.g. if a screenshot needs updating, please indicate exactly which one and why it is outdated.