fix(): FirebaseApp Class should not implement app.App - #2060
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While giving us a bit more type safety in development, implementing app.App allows the Firebase JS SDK to break our builds in minor releases. Which has bit us more than once. I do not believe this is worth keeping around any longer. Fixes #2059
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@davideast Heads up, the tests are stuck on the Firestore flake. I'm going to admin override & merge. |
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fix(): FirebaseApp Class should not implement app.App (angular#2060)
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yarn install,yarn testrun successfully? yesDescription
While giving us a bit more type safety in development, implementing
app.Appallows the Firebase JS SDK to break our builds in minor releases. Which has bit us more than once.I do not believe this is worth keeping around any longer.
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