Bug? Bug in FirebaseStorage library

[Ivan Aldaz]

Hi. It's a little typo, but has driven me almost crazy. Here it is:

When downloading a file with

storage.DownloadFile(FirebaseStoragePath, localDir, "localFile")

the event sub raised is "storage_DownloadCompleteD", but if you want to "Wait for" the download to finish, you have to write:

Wait for storage_DownloadComplete

without the 'd' at the end!

Best regards.

 

[Erel]

I'm unable to reproduce it. The code should be:

Wait For Storage_DownloadCompleted (ServerPath As String, Success As Boolean)

Please upload a small example.

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

Attached is the example requested. Note that works in both ways,

Wait For Storage_DownloadComplete (ServerPath As String, Success As Boolean)

and

Wait For Storage_DownloadComplete

You can try commenting and uncommenting lines

EDIT:

I've noticed that the thread doesn't return to the next line after "Wait For". If so, label1.text should be "Download complete"

 

[Erel]

What is the output of this code:

Sub btnDownload_Click
   Private fullPath As String = "/public/TestFile.txt"
   storage.DownloadFile(fullPath, File.DirInternal, "DownloadedTestFile.txt")
   Label1.Text = "  Waiting..."
   Wait for storage_DownloadComplete
   Log("Wait for storage_DownloadComplete")
End Sub


Sub storage_DownloadCompleted (ServerPath As String, Success As Boolean)
   Log("storage_DownloadCompleted")
End Sub

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

It goes to the Sub storage_DownloadCompleted, but not to the next line after "WaitFor" ( Log("Wait for storage_DownloadComplete") ):

Logger connected to: HUAWEI ANE-LX1
--------- beginning of main
--------- beginning of system
Copying updated assets files (1)
*** Service (starter) Create ***
** Service (starter) Start **
** Activity (main) Create, isFirst = true **
** Activity (main) Resume **
storage_DownloadCompleted

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

With the "d" at the end (Wait for storage_DownloadCompleted), the output is:

Logger connected to: HUAWEI ANE-LX1
--------- beginning of system
--------- beginning of main
** Activity (main) Pause, UserClosed = false **
** Service (starter) Destroy (ignored)**
*** Service (starter) Create ***
** Service (starter) Start **
** Activity (main) Create, isFirst = true **
** Activity (main) Resume **
Wait for storage_DownloadComplete

...and the event "storage_DownloadCompleted" is not reached

 

[Erel]

Which version of the library are you using?

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

FirebaseStorage 1.11

 

[Erel]

I have a feeling that you are actually using an older version. Copy the attached jar to the internal libraries folder. Clean the project and try again.

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

I've followed your instructions, but get the same output.

The library I had was downloaded from your post #1 in FirebaseStorage - Simple file storage backend, and the files were:

Maybe something wrong in the manifest?

 

[Erel]

FirebaseStorage is an internal library now. Make sure that you copied the new jar to the internal libraries folder.

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

I think it's in the right place:

 

[Erel]

The date doesn't match the date of the jar I've uploaded in post #9.

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

The FirebaseStorage.jar file date seen in post #12 is today's date (02.dec.18), it's the date the file you've uploaded in post #9 has when downloaded.

Would you mind trying my example in your PC, please? , or could anyone who read this thread try, please?

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

Hi again.

I have been testing Uploading files and getting metadata, and the issue is exactly the same.

I've been messing around for a long time with this issue and at the end I have deleted the project in Firebase for creating a new one from zero (getting the same result), so the google-services.json file and the bucket name in the .zip file uploaded in post #3 are not valid anymore. I have uploaded a new file, in case someone still wants to try it. I have added code to make it easier to try uploading and getting metadata.

 

[Erel]

You've uploaded the wrong google-services.json. Anyway, I'm keeping this issue open for now.

 

[Ivan Aldaz]

Sorry for that, and thanks for your efforts and time. Here is the .json file directly downloaded from the Firebase project console right now.