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The aim here is to stop developers who have a valid google-services.json file from automatically reporting development crashes against release versions. It's not clear the best way to do this. The current approach is that there is a dummy google-services.json file which doesn't point to our app. However, this results in lots of errors in the logs which make them harder to read. Ideally we'd have a valid JSON file that either pointed somewhere other than our app, or had a different it so that crashes by developers weren't counted against release versions. There must be a standard way of doing this.
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The aim here is to stop developers who have a valid
google-services.json
file from automatically reporting development crashes against release versions. It's not clear the best way to do this. The current approach is that there is a dummygoogle-services.json
file which doesn't point to our app. However, this results in lots of errors in the logs which make them harder to read. Ideally we'd have a valid JSON file that either pointed somewhere other than our app, or had a different it so that crashes by developers weren't counted against release versions. There must be a standard way of doing this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: