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Why Does My Swift App Crash Whenever I Go Offline?
I have an app that requires the user to leave the app to connect to another device's wifi network. However, when I change to that wifi network and come back to the app, it seems as if Firebase or 'Google Data transport support' crashes the app saying 'there's no internet connection' when I already know there's no connection so how would I just ignore the error and carry on.
I used a breakpoint exception to find out where in code is causing the error and it's pointing me to this:
Nowhere in my code that I've written should cause that error as I'm not using firebase to query anything yet.
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Answer
Run pod update to pick up the fix that released today.
Details at https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/3530
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source: stackoverflow.com
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