[v11] Replace Auth worker queue with an actor - checkpoint WIP #13246
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| forName: UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification, | ||
| object: nil, queue: nil | ||
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| self.isAppInBackground = false |
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This is ported unchanged from the old PR, but why not use applicationState instead of manually tracking the state?
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Looks like it would be a good improvement to eliminate self.isAppInBackground, but outside the scope of this PR.
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| #if canImport(UIKit) // Is a similar mechanism needed on macOS? | ||
| applicationDidBecomeActiveObserver = | ||
| NotificationCenter.default.addObserver( | ||
| forName: UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification, |
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I'm wondering what happen with app extensions, in this way I think UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification and didEnterBackgroundNotification would not be fired @paulb777
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Good question. This implementation should match the current Objective-C one. Do you see an issue?
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Sure, even the didBecomeActiveNotification is available on extensions (imported via UIKit) and the other one as well, it won't be fired. so I would check if it is an extension or not using for example the following code:
var isRunningInExtension: Bool {
// Check if the bundle path ends with `.appex` (for iOS)
let bundlePath = Bundle.main.bundlePath
let isBundlePathExtension = bundlePath.hasSuffix(".appex")
// Check if the `NSExtension` key exists in the `Info.plist`
let isNSExtensionPresent = (Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["NSExtension"] as? [String: Any]) != nil
return isBundlePathExtension || isNSExtensionPresent
}
And In case of being true (the output) try to make a check in other way. Dispatch Queues with async after a time don't work on certain extensions as well as timers ... (Because apple timers and dispatch async after tend to sleep when the device is locked or with no activity for a long time) So you can take another approach like going with a counter with the system clock or infinite loop. They are not good approaches but extensions are very restricted. My suggestion in this case is surround with an if the observers and delegate in developers to run any kinda code, calling a func, when activity is registered on their extensions, in this way you won't impact performance in extensions.
| kAuthGlobalWorkQueue.sync { | ||
| self.requestConfiguration.languageCode = Locale.preferredLanguages.first | ||
| } | ||
| setLanguageCode(Locale.preferredLanguages.first) | ||
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| /// Configures Firebase Auth to connect to an emulated host instead of the remote backend. | ||
| @objc open func useEmulator(withHost host: String, port: Int) { |
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I think this code shouldn't be on a production framework cause it won't happen. Is there any way get rid of it without removing the ability to use it whereas developers are coding or testing on pre-production environments?
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It could be possible, but I'm not convinced the usability impact would be worth the relatively small size overhead increase.
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Sure, maybe an approach like surrounding the function with a comment (one above and one to close it) or any kinda special macro compiler for those who wants to remove it from production could make the trick. Who wants to remove it from prod, could build the frameworks by itself.
| #if canImport(UIKit) // Is a similar mechanism needed on macOS? | ||
| applicationDidBecomeActiveObserver = | ||
| NotificationCenter.default.addObserver( | ||
| forName: UIApplication.didBecomeActiveNotification, |
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Good question. This implementation should match the current Objective-C one. Do you see an issue?
| kAuthGlobalWorkQueue.sync { | ||
| self.requestConfiguration.languageCode = Locale.preferredLanguages.first | ||
| } | ||
| setLanguageCode(Locale.preferredLanguages.first) | ||
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| /// Configures Firebase Auth to connect to an emulated host instead of the remote backend. | ||
| @objc open func useEmulator(withHost host: String, port: Int) { |
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It could be possible, but I'm not convinced the usability impact would be worth the relatively small size overhead increase.
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