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feat(fis): Adding the admin.installations() API for deleting Firebase installation IDs - #1187
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Thanks Hiranya! Some nits and one link to update.
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hiranya911
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Mar 17, 2021
Thanks @egilmorez. I've responded to your comments. PTAL. |
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Here's a couple of things to look at Hiranya. Thanks!
| - title: "Installations" | ||
| path: /docs/reference/admin/node/admin.installations.Installations-1 | ||
| - title: "admin.instanceId" |
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It's possible to add a "status: deprecated" flag here to create this kind of effect:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/iid/package-summary?hl=en
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What does that look like in the yaml? Can you point me to an example?
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| * @param app Optional app whose `Installations` service to | ||
| * return. If not provided, the default `Installations` service will be |
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"Optional app whose Installations service to
- return." makes sense but isn't 100% grammatical.
"Optional app for which to return the Installations service" is valid but not great.
"Optional app whose Installations service should be
- returned." sounds better, but "should" seems weak.
I'll poll the tech writers and see who has a solution :)
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admin.installations()API.admin.instanceId()API. The implementation of this API now just invokes the installations API under the hood.admin.instanceId()retains backward compatibility by converting theFirebaseInstallationsErrorraised by the new implementation to the oldFirebaseInstanceIdErrortype. Error codes are the same, but the error message may defer.go/firebase-admin-fis
RELEASE NOTE: Added a new
admin.installations()API to replace the existingadmin.instanceId()API. Developers are advised to migrate to the new API for deleting Firebase instance IDs and installation IDs.