push() no longer returns anything

[ergunyasar]

Hello,
.push() method of 2.x version of react-native-firebase was returning a promise and when its resolved, I was getting an object inside then function. This object had a "path" prop which gave me the full path of inserted object.

However, currently I'm using 3.1.0 and then function returns null to me. Object is still inserting to database I dont think there is a problem with that. I can observe it.

firebase.database().ref('path/' + id).push({ key: 'value' }).then((result) => { console.log('result',result); //this wasn't null until the 3.1.0 version console.log(result.path); })

Environment

1. Application Target Platform: IOS

2. Development Operating System: macOS Sierra 10.12.6

3. Build Tools: XCode 9.1

4. React Native version: 0.51

5. RNFirebase Version: 3.1.0

6. Firebase Module: database

[Ehesp]

I think the functionality was incorrect, so we fixed it to match the web SDK. push shouldn't be a promise, as it's just generating a new key.

const key = firebase.database().ref('path/' + id).push({ key: 'value' });

[chrisbianca]

@ergunyasar This was changed as part of v3.0.0 to match the web SDK. See the conversation here: #147