Add link to Android Config file generation #44
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For seasoned developers, knowing where to get the google-services.json is basic knowledge. However, for people who are just getting started, it is simpler to send them there with a link, just like the FirebaseUI for iOS does.
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Great idea! We're working on not requiring google-services.json for 0.3.1. But if that fails, we'll definitely add a link. Thanks! |
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@jhoon this is an old PR and has merge conflicts so I am going to close. With the way the library is structured now I believe it is clear that users need to get a Thanks for taking the time to contribute! |
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For seasoned developers, knowing where to get the
google-services.jsonis basic knowledge.However, for people who are just getting started, it is simpler to send them there with a link,
just like the FirebaseUI for iOS does.
cc. @puf @mcdonamp