App is crashing after updating to Firebase Analytics 6.11.0
Xcode 11.1
iOS: 13.1
6.11.0 - [Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS029016] Cannot retrieve configuration data from database. Error: Error Domain=com.google.gmp.measurement.ErrorDomain Code=2 "Remote config data is corrupted" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Remote config data is corrupted}
I found a few problems with this issue:
@Bilonik If you have nanopb 0.3.904 installed, would you do a pod update? This might be related to #4154
Just updated nanopb from 0.3.904 to 0.3.9011 with pod update, still same issue.
Console:
6.11.0 - [Firebase/Analytics][I-ACS029016] Cannot retrieve configuration data from database. Error: Error Domain=com.google.gmp.measurement.ErrorDomain Code=2 "Remote config data is corrupted" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Remote config data is corrupted}

@Bilonik can you share the full stack trace of the crash or a project that reproduces the issue?
Does this helps?
Its crash after ~10 secs of opening the app. this is after a complete wipe of the emulator.

The log message doesn't look related to the backtrace?
@Bilonik, when the debugger stops at the line where the crash occurs, can you run bt all in the debugger and paste the results here?
I guess I'm having a similar issue.
To reproduce, try launching an application with nanopb 0.3.901 and after it updating application to nanopb 0.3.904. It looks like some sort of compatibility issue.
Updating to 0.3.9011 and then completely rebuilding the project seems to solve the problem, though.
I have the same error
The same for me and I'm not finding any way to even disable Firebase Analytics
Hey @Bilonik. We need more information to resolve this issue but there hasn't been an update in 7 days. I'm marking the issue as stale and if there are no new updates in the next 3 days I will close it automatically.
If you have more information that will help us get to the bottom of this, just add a comment!
@Bilonik did you find a solution?
Same problem here. no update?
If you're running into the same crash, please try updating to the latest Firebase version and doing a clean rebuild of your project.
If the crash persists after updating, please file a new issue with a stack trace of the crash.
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I guess I'm having a similar issue.
To reproduce, try launching an application with nanopb 0.3.901 and after it updating application to nanopb 0.3.904. It looks like some sort of compatibility issue.
Updating to 0.3.9011 and then completely rebuilding the project seems to solve the problem, though.