@@ -192,23 +192,23 @@ NS_SWIFT_NAME(RemoteConfig)
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// / Fetches Remote Config data with a callback. Call activateFetched to make fetched data available
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// / to your app.
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// /
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- // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Instance ID token to identify the app instance, and once it's
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- // / called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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- // / `[FIRInstanceID getIDWithHandler :]`).
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- // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstanceID deleteIDWithHandler :]` and
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- // / avoid calling this method again.
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+ // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Installations token to identify the app instance, and once
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+ // / it's called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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+ // / `[FIRInstallations authTokenWithCompletion :]`).
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+ // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstallations deleteWithCompletion :]`
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+ // / and avoid calling this method again.
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// /
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// / @param completionHandler Fetch operation callback.
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- (void )fetchWithCompletionHandler:(nullable FIRRemoteConfigFetchCompletion)completionHandler;
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// / Fetches Remote Config data and sets a duration that specifies how long config data lasts.
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// / Call activateFetched to make fetched data available to your app.
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// /
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- // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Instance ID token to identify the app instance, and once it's
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- // / called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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- // / `[FIRInstanceID getIDWithHandler :]`).
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- // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstanceID deleteIDWithHandler :]` and
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- // / avoid calling this method again.
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+ // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Installations token to identify the app instance, and once
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+ // / it's called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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+ // / `[FIRInstallations authTokenWithCompletion :]`).
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+ // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstallations deleteWithCompletion :]`
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+ // / and avoid calling this method again.
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// /
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// / @param expirationDuration Override the (default or optionally set minimumFetchInterval property
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// / in FIRRemoteConfigSettings) minimumFetchInterval for only the current request, in seconds.
@@ -220,11 +220,11 @@ NS_SWIFT_NAME(RemoteConfig)
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// / Fetches Remote Config data and if successful, activates fetched data. Optional completion
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// / handler callback is invoked after the attempted activation of data, if the fetch call succeeded.
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// /
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- // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Instance ID token to identify the app instance, and once it's
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- // / called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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- // / `[FIRInstanceID getIDWithHandler :]`).
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- // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstanceID deleteIDWithHandler :]` and
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- // / avoid calling this method again.
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+ // / Note: This method uses a Firebase Installations token to identify the app instance, and once
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+ // / it's called, it periodically sends data to the Firebase backend. (see
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+ // / `[FIRInstallations authTokenWithCompletion :]`).
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+ // / To stop the periodic sync, developers need to call `[FIRInstallations deleteWithCompletion :]`
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+ // / and avoid calling this method again.
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// /
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// / @param completionHandler Fetch operation callback.
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- (void )fetchAndActivateWithCompletionHandler:
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