October 8, 2021

Features

• 🎚 Parameter data type support for Remote Config in Node and Java Admin SDKs You can now specify a data type for each parameter, and RC then validates all server-side values against that type before a template update. The data type is stored and returned on a getRemoteConfig request. See the recent releases of the Admin SDKs for Node.js and Java for updated calls.
• "Repetitive crashes" - crashes your users are encountering over and over.
• 🧪 Manage app testers through Gradle Since BoM 28.4.1 of the Android SDK you can manage testers in your project from Gradle using the appDistributionAddTesters and appDistributionRemoveTesters commands. Refer to the command output for instructions on how to use these features.
• "Fresh issue" - new issues within the last week.
• 🚦 Crashlytics Signals - easily spot interesting issues in your app You can now see Signals appearing in the Crashlytics console to indicate that certain issues have interesting characteristics that may be more important to your app health. We’re launching three Signals to start: "Fresh issue" - new issues within the last week. "Early crashes" - the majority of these crashes happened near app start. "Repetitive crashes" - crashes your users are encountering over and over.
• 🏷 Analytics labels for messaging campaigns You can now attach a label for any notification sent via the Firebase Cloud Messaging API as well as for a messaging campaign in the Firebase console. In Google Analytics you can then use these to track all events related to your notifications beyond just counting sent ones, which we've always done by default. Read the blog post for all details.
• "Early crashes" - the majority of these crashes happened near app start.
• ⚡️ FlutterFire now supports Realtime Database for Web The latest release of our binding libraries for Flutter now supports writing web applications that use the Realtime Database. You can now target iOS, Android and Web applications from a single code-base. See the release notes here.