Update ios to GoogleSignIn 6.0.1 Pod

[joeflateau]

Before v6 you could not run an app using GoogleSignIn on a Simulator on an M1/Apple Silicon Mac.

[joeflateau]

see firebase/firebase-ios-sdk#7208

[reslear]

hi @joeflateau wow! cool, this same #133 ?)

[joeflateau]

hi, @reslear yeah i didn't see your PR before but I needed to run an app w/ Google Sign In in a sim on my mac so I did what I needed to do

[reslear]

ok, i'm close my draft :) good job 💪

[reslear]

hi @joeflateau i'm ready to merge pr, but need to fix the 3 warnings, could you do it?

[joeflateau]

@reslear yes I'll do it right now

[joeflateau]

@reslear should be good to go here

[reslear]

@joeflateau thx :) test before merge
package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@reslear/capacitor-google-auth/v/1.1.4
example: https://github.com/reslear/CapacitorGoogleAuth-Vue3-example/tree/next

[joeflateau]

@reslear what's the management structure for this plugin? are you building a fork or is that just testing and you are maintaining this one now?

[reslear]

@joeflateau this is fork for testing and experiments with open pr, now = origin master + #134 + you #136

[joeflateau]

#134 breaks iOS for me. init can't be used as an identifier like that

[reslear]

temp solution use

func `init`(_ call: CAPPluginCall) {

[joeflateau]

i didn't know you could escape identifiers like that, my solution was: #134 (comment)

[reslear]

How is best solution? (I'm just junior in swift 😃 )

[joeflateau]

I'd use your solution instead, escape with backticks. avoid objc renaming

[reslear]

Could explain why it breaks?

[joeflateau]

 func init(_ call: CAPPluginCall) {
call.unimplemented("Not available on iOS")
}

breaks because init cannot be used as an identifier this way because init is a special method in swift (it's basically a constructor)

however

 func `init`(_ call: CAPPluginCall) {
call.unimplemented("Not available on iOS")
}

works because you've escaped the init method name (https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/ReferenceManual/LexicalStructure.html)

my solution would also work, but will likely be more painful to maintain than yours

 @objc(init:)
func initSwift(_ call: CAPPluginCall) {
call.unimplemented("Not available on iOS")
}

[reslear]

@joeflateau Now it's clear thanks

[reslear]

@joeflateau What are the test results and which framework used?

[joeflateau]

@reslear no test framework or results for swift, just ran the app and logged in with google