Ask about bundle identifier for Firebase Crashlytics BigQuery Integration #15193
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Hi team !
This is a question about Firebase Crashlytics BigQuery Integration. Currently, the Apple apps registered in my project share the same
GoogleService-Info.plist
across multiple binaries. For example, the situation is as follows:com.example.iphone.TheiPhoneApp
com.example.iphone.TheiPhoneApp
com.example.iphone.TheiPhoneApp.watchkitapp
com.example.iphone.TheiPhoneApp
The following tables have been created in BigQuery:
firebase_crashlytics.com_example_iphone_TheiPhoneApp_IOS_REALTIME
crashlytics.com_example_iphone_TheiPhoneApp_IOS
crashlytics.com_example_iphone_TheiPhoneApp_watchkitapp_IOS
According to firebase document, it states that in legacy behavior, batch tables are created based on the bundle id listed in
GoogleService-Info.plist
. However, in reality, it appears that tables are being created by referencing the binary’s bundle id rather than theGoogleService-Info.plist
.Could you please clarify which bundle identifier is used in the data that Firebase sends to the server side - the one from
GoogleService-Info.plist
or the one from the binary’s bundle identifier?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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