Approaching merge SwiftyRemoteConfig into firebase-ios-sdk as RemoteConfigSwift. #9108
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Hi @fumito-ito Thanks for reaching out and nice job with SwiftyRemoteConfig. We're definitely interested in exploring merging SwiftyRemoteConfig into firebase-ios-sdk even without Key-Value Observing and property wrapper. Since we connected on Twitter, we've made some more progress. We now have shared Codable infrastructure across Firebase. See https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/tree/master/FirebaseSharedSwift. And we've started on a Remote Config implementation that uses it. See #9084. So we would need to do a deeper exploration of how to combine the two. Also, we may want to change some of the APIs to be more consistent with Firebase standards. If you'd like to send a PR, we could merge it into a branch and then work together to get it in shape to merge to our master branch. |
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Hi, I got following message on twitter for my library, SwiftyRemoteConfig.
https://twitter.com/paulbeusterien/status/1448001604536307712?s=20
First, thanks for your message. To merge SwiftyRemoteConfig into firebase-ios-sdk, I added some tests and found that SwiftyRemoteConfig has some problems for Key-Value Observing and property wrapper. so I cut those features in SwiftyRemoteConfig 0.0.3.
Can I still merge SwiftyRemoteConfig into firebase-ios-sdk without KVO and property wrapper ?
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