Performance Monitoring iOS integration #7442
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If the logs indicate things are working, but there is nothing on the dashboard, it may be a cloud / console thing and would unfortunately be out of our ability to control here. I have in the past seen a lot of latency with regards to time between data being sent from the app and data showing up on the console, so it could be something like this. I must take a moment and say that these versions:
...are basically unsupportable at this point, as we need to work with Xcode 15 / iOS 17 and those older versions won't even compile with Xcode 15. I would urge you to prioritize getting up to date, and it may resolve the performance monitoring issue as well... |
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Packages info:
react-native
: 0.65.3react-native-firebase
packages: 10.7.0 (for now I'm not able to use newer versions)I'm trying to implement Performance Monitoring.
For that I am using this guide https://rnfirebase.io/perf/usage.
Firebase is configured correctly because we are using
@react-native-firebase/crashlytics
and@react-native-firebase/analytics
for years in our project.Issue is that on iOS I don't receive data in firebase dashboard and it still tells me that I need to add SDK (Android works completely fine).
Question is: do I need to do some extra stuff for v10? Because I did everything from the tutorial and firebase troubleshooting docs.
XCode logs tell me that Firebase/Performance works fine, but still no info in dashboard.
Will be grateful for any help, thanks
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