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francybiga
francybiga

Reputation: 1138

Could not locate configuration file GoogleService-Info.plist when using FirebaseApp.configure(options:)

In my project I have different targets for the same app with different configurations (Production / Staging / QA). As suggested by the Firebase docs I added a plist file for each trarget and initializing FirebaseApp by passing the correct configuration file in this way:

let configPath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: NAME_OF_PLIST_FOR_CURRENT_TARGET ofType: ".plist")!
let options = FirebaseOptions(contentsOfFile: configPath)!
FirebaseApp.configure(options: options)

I also removed from my project the GoogleService-Info.plist file as suggested in docs here to ensure reliable Analytics reports.

When I run the app in the console I see these messages.

[Firebase/Core][I-COR000012] Could not locate configuration file: 'GoogleService-Info.plist'.
[Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS020006] Google App ID from GoogleService-Info.plist is empty. Please, define GOOGLE_APP_ID in GoogleService-Info.plist for Analytics to work reliably. See
[Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS025020] Analytics requires Google App ID from GoogleService-Info.plist. Your data may be lost. Google App ID has been changed. Original, new ID: (nil), MYAPPID

Am I doing something wrong? Could this configuration lead to lost Analytics? (as console message suggest)

Upvotes: 9

Views: 30437

Answers (5)

Peter B
Peter B

Reputation: 1581

When you use flutter:

I ran the flutter cli to add Firebase to my project, using the flutterfire configure command. This added the GoogleService_Info.plist to my project, but didn't register the file in the .xcworkspace file.

So I had to right-click on the Runner-folder in Xcode, choose Add Files to "Runner"..., and select the file GoogleService_Info.plist

Upvotes: 21

Adam Neuwirth
Adam Neuwirth

Reputation: 537

Select the GoogleService-Info.plist in the left pane, then uncheck/recheck the Target Membership checkbox for your project.

Right panel target membership

Upvotes: 0

Mikolaj
Mikolaj

Reputation: 832

Alternative workaround to having separate folders for GoogleService-Info.plist is adding additional step in Build Phases, to copy appropriate file. Just go to Targets / Build Phases and add new script by clicking on "New Run Script Phase". Script could be something like:

cp "${SRCROOT}/${PROJECT}/${FIREBASE_CONFIG_FILE}.plist" "${TARGET_BUILD_DIR}/${UNLOCALIZED_RESOURCES_FOLDER_PATH}/GoogleService-Info.plist"

where FIREBASE_CONFIG_FILE is defined in Build Settings as User-Defined settings which has different values for various configurations. And then just calling FirebaseApp.configure().

There is also a dedicated ticket on Firebase github

Build Phases

Upvotes: 3

Sébastien Chandonay
Sébastien Chandonay

Reputation: 69

maybe you have to add this needed file (GoogleService-Info.plist) to you project ressources. Open yourproject.xcworkspace in Xcode and in the Project navigator click right on Ressources folder and select 'Add files to...'.

Upvotes: 0

francybiga
francybiga

Reputation: 1138

After several attempts it seemed that, despite the error messages in the console, Firebase was configured correctly.

Nonetheless I decided to adopt the solution proposed by @Micgal, thus having multiple files named GoogleService-Info.plist in separate filesystem directories and adding each one to the corresponding target. I can then initialize Firebase with FirebaseApp.configure() which works as expected without generating error messages.

Upvotes: 5

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