Added a DeviceCheck isSupported check and return a FIRAppCheckErrorCodeUnsupported error when not supported (e.g., when running on the simulator or older Macs). This was done to match the behaviour of the FIRAppAttestProvider.
- Updated the FIR_DEVICE_CHECK_PROVIDER_AVAILABILITY and FIR_APP_ATTEST_PROVIDER_AVAILABILITY API availability macros to reflect the set of supported platforms for DeviceCheck (iOS 11+, macOS 10.15+, macCatalyst 13+, tvOS 11+, watchOS 9+) and App Attest (iOS 14+, macOS 11.3+, macCatalyst 14.5+, tvOS 15+, watchOS 9+).
- Removed the extraneous check for the watchOS 9 SDK now that Xcode 14 is the minimum supported by Firebase.
Removed the #if TARGET_OS_IOS compiler directive in AppCheckAPITests.swift since TARGET_OS_IOS is only available in Objective-C and was always false.
* draft pr for callable functions
* Adjust Functions podspec dependency on AppCheckInterop
* Add 'HTTPSCallableOptions' class
* Re-implement with new HTTPSCallableOptions type
* Revert and update Objective-C API tests
* Mark new AppCheckInterop API optional for backwards compatibility
* Preserve existing codable Functions API
* Revert integration tests
* Style
* Fix some test build breakages
* Add changelog entry
* Style
* Fix AppCheck tests
* Cleanup current approach
* Re-organize tests
* Add 'options' param to 'getContext' call
* Add success case unit test
* Shorten expectation waiting timeout
* Add remaining unit tests
* Amend current test
* Rename 'limitedUseTokens' to 'requireLimitedUseTokens'
* Fix build and tests
* Fix some renaming misses
* Fix some renaming misses (1)
* Update FirebaseFunctions/CHANGELOG.md
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* Update FirebaseFunctions/Sources/Functions.swift
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* Update FirebaseFunctions/Sources/Functions.swift
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* Update FirebaseFunctions/Sources/Functions.swift
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* Update FirebaseFunctions/Sources/Functions.swift
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* Update FirebaseFunctions/Sources/HTTPSCallableOptions.swift
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* [App Check] Always return fresh limitedUseToken (#11298)
Updated `limitedUseTokenWithCompletion:` to always return a fresh limited-used token in every invocation (removed the `ongoingLimitedUseTokenPromise` property).
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* Add limited use token to FirAppeCheck Interface
* revise some naming
* remove extra promise and clean the logic for limitedUseToken
* ADD UNIT tests
* suppress style error
* style the file
* Fixed comments and still need to add one more test
* change testLimitedUseToken to uncached test and add error test too
* test in FIRAppCheckTestFile to make sure limited-use token is working
* style the file to pass checks
* style swift file to pass checks
* style swift file to pass checks
* style swift file to pass checks
* style swift file to pass checks
* Run scripts/style.sh to format AppDelegate.swift
Script updated in https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/pull/11097
* comments typo fixed
* Fixed typos and add desciption to changelog.md
* solve comments
* remove extra space
* add a spce in the title
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Stopped synthesizing a backing instance variable for the `isTokenAutoRefreshEnabled` property in `FIRAppCheckSettings` because it is unused, resulting in a warning when "-Wunused-property-ivar" is enabled.
This resolves the error "FIRAppCheckSettings.m:92:1: error: ivar '_isTokenAutoRefreshEnabled' which backs the property is not referenced in this property's accessor [-Werror,-Wunused-property-ivar]" when building in google3 (where this warning is treated as an error).
* [Cleanup] Follow-up to 10259
* [skip ci] Resolve TODO
In an effort to resolve this TODO, I marked the protocol as @optional to clean
up some of the duplicate test code. While it cleaned up the test code, it did
clutter up the actual usage of the API so I decided against doing so.
Paul Beusterien