Only set timestampsInSnapshots when explicitly requested via prop #42
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I'm not fully up to speed with how to mark a prop as optional within the conventions in use. Other than that I think this approach should be fine. |
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Got the warning locally in the console too, just didn't notice it at first... Dropping |
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Adjusted expectations in tests to meet PR's suggested behavior |
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@tomsun - I just merged a PR that upgraded to the new React context. It turns out that the PR also marked this prop as not required. However it is still being set in |
As of [email protected] timestampsInSnapshots is true implicitly green-arrow#39 Furthermore: calling settings() multiple times is not supported. If your app interacts with Firestore prior to using <FirestoreProvider>, FirestoreProvider's settings() call will get you into trouble: Uncaught FirebaseError: Firestore has already been started and its settings can no longer be changed. You can only call settings() before calling any other methods on a Firestore object
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@green-arrow sure! done |
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Any plans on getting this merged to master any time soon? |
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As of [email protected]
timestampsInSnapshotsseems to betrueimplicitly(example: #39 ) i.e. the corresponding prop and logic in react-firestore is unneccessary for anyone who is up-to-date. This PR keeps the prop around for backwards compatibility, but only acts on it when set explicitly.
Furthermore: another reason not calling settings() implicitly and unconditionally
within react-firestore: calling settings() multiple times is not supported.
If your app interacts with Firestore prior to using FirestoreProvider,
FirestoreProvider's settings() call will get you into trouble:
(This PR is possibly also a more graceful alternative to #37 )