Angular:
2.1.0
Firebase:
angularfire2 dependency
AngularFire:
"angularfire2": "^2.0.0-beta.5"
Other (e.g. Node, browser, operating system) (if applicable):
Node: v6.6.0
Chrome (Version 53.0.2785.116 (64-bit))
macOS Sierra
Everything works, just too slow. Ng2App is minimal (auth only).
Same as Test case
af.auth.subscribe() should be snappy right?
af.auth.subscribe() kicks in too slow as per Test Case.
MethodPopup works great however, popup blockers often stop them.
same problem
@un33k @andlcool We are investigating this now. Hold tight.
Fixed in Beta 6 release!
@davideast I am still getting this issue while using angularfire beta 7..maybe not 5 sec but 2-3 definitely.
@un33k did you get this working with new beta?
@danielpiedra, unfortunately it took too so I went with alternative ways.
This is still slow in beta7. Any proposed workaround? Right now I check to see if auth | async is true to decide whether to display a login vs. logout button. But after login, the user sees a login button for another 3-4 seconds, which they keep clicking (and thereby resetting the count).
I have this issue now
This is still slow with latest.
Still got this issue.
anyone find a solution to this? Still got this issue
@shaagi I never did and basically gave up on firebase Auth - the lag was too extreme. I don't know if its the Angular wrapper library or the core library.
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This is still slow in beta7. Any proposed workaround? Right now I check to see if
auth | asyncis true to decide whether to display a login vs. logout button. But after login, the user sees a login button for another 3-4 seconds, which they keep clicking (and thereby resetting the count).