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.
* Enable async/await APIs for iOS 13, etc.
This bumps the required compiler version to 5.5.2 which was included in
Xcode 13.2, where backporting was first introduced.
This breaks less developers and enables developers who aren't using
these APIs to still compile using Xcode 13.0 and 13.1.
As far as I can tell, the only breakage this includes now is developers
who are using Xcode 13.0 or 13.1, targeting iOS 15 and using one of
these 7 APIs. It will result in a compiler error and they'll have to
either use the completion handler version or upgrade to Xcode 13.2+ to
fix the compilation error.
* Missed checks, CHANGELOG
* Fixed avialability, added watchOS for RTDB
* Moved to watchOS 7 for all async/await APIs to match platform support
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