* lint.sh now lints Objective-C++ too
* cpplint checks system-style includes that should be user-style
This prevents it from recognizing project sources as if they were C
system headers and then complaining that they're in the wrong place.
* cpplint checks #imports and #includes
* cpplint checks that C++ system headers aren't #imported
* cpplint checks for C system headers that could be C++ system headers
* cpplint checks that Objective-C sources include their headers
* add a new property `timestampsInSnapshotsEnabled` to `FirestoreSettings`, `false` by default;
* add a verbose warning message urging users to opt into the new behavior;
* set `timestampsInSnapshotsEnabled` to true in the integration tests to reduce the verbose console
spam during the test run and make sure the flag won't break anything once it's flipped.
* naively remove FSTPath import and source/test files.
* port FieldPath, part I
* port FieldPath, part II
* port ResourcePath, part I
* port ResourcePath, part II
* the grand commit to fix build errors
* use testutil:: helper instead of those from FSTHelpers
* fix test and lint
* use c_str in errmsg directly
* fix
* fix
* make code clean
* fix integration test I missed
* fix to avoid naming collision in preprocessor
* address changes
* address changes
* address changes
* fix: fieldMask are actually shared with different context.
* address changes
* address changes
- FSTTimestamp is now FIRTimestamp, under Firestore/Source/{Public,API}. This is a temporary solution; eventually, FIRTimestamp is supposed to live somewhere under Firebase;
- move most internal Timestamp methods to the public header (the only exception is ISOString).
* implement Firestore DatabaseInfo in C++
* temporary stash changes; blocking on the massive renaming of .m to .mm
* add database_info_test to project
* finish port DatabaseId and fix style, modular fixing DatabaseInfo
* port DatabaseInfo
* remove FSTDatabase{ID,Info} and their tests from project
* fix unit test
* use namespace alias
* use namespace alias, leftover
* address more changes
* refactoring to use raw pointer instead of value for property
* address changes
* remove self->
* fix style
* remove the name suffix Alloc
* fix a bug
This reimplements our comparison functions as C++ Comparators and then provides compatibility shims for interoperating with existing Objective-C usage.
A few specialized comparators aren't suitable for porting but only have a single usage (e.g. CompareBytes for comparing NSData * instances). In these cases I've moved them into the caller.
* Use int32_t for typeof(ID) in FSTDocumentReference
* Migrate callers of FSTComparison.h to Objective-C++
* Port comparison to C++
* Migrate usages of FSTComparison.h to C++ equivalents
* Remove FSTComparison
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