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Socket connection timed out.. (Crashlytics issue with nativescript-plugin-firebase) #4138
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+1 Reported via t.1360938 (UMediaGroup) Description of the issue in detailes : EddyVerbruggen/nativescript-plugin-firebase#1023 |
Details on how to reproduce the issue:
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The issue is resolved via EddyVerbruggen/nativescript-plugin-firebase#1023 |
Hi, Can any one confirm that it is resolved for Windows as well. Because I was able to make it work on Mac but on Windows machine it is still giving that issue. Either this issue or Gradle just going into loop while compiling it. Let me know what details will be required. Because stack trace is showing same this pointed in above comments. Running latest SDK (28.0.3) and Tns (5) also latest plugin as well. There is a google map plugin installed along side other plugins, just in case if that is causing the issue. I am not reopening the issue. But let me know if filing a new issue or reopening this issue is required. |
@kunjee17 I've tested the scenario with this app (building on Windows with several Firebase options including Ctrashlytics) and everything works as expected. Can you post the content of your Update: added |
@NickIliev sure thing I ll do that. |
Hi, @NickIliev
I am running with command
I can't get any other dump. Other things seems to be working fine as per logs. |
I'm getting the same error msg after installing the nativescript-fabric plugin. I do not have the firebase plugin installed. Is there any fix for this? |
Nothing new? |
Hey @Kraften , |
@alereisan commented on Fri Nov 09 2018
Environment

tns info: output
Describe the bug

I cannot run my app.
I tried to start it from the CLI, from Sidekick, on an Android Emulator, on 2 different Android Devices. I deleted the project folder and re-cloned the github repository.
I followed all the inputs from related errors on Github, Slack and Stackoverflow.
I wrote a cleanup script (which worked for one day):
The "Socket connection timed out..." error persists.
(If I start a new project in Sidekick, the new project runs)
Sample project
as this is a private repository, please tell me whom i should add as a collaborator
tns doctor output:

package.json:
Here is the log output while running:
tns run android --log trace
https://gist.github.com/alereisan/cdd27d6ea6df48f6879957251d97f2ab
@NickIliev commented on Wed Nov 14 2018
@alereisan the issue might be caused by an error in the code that prevents the compiling. Or for a number of other reasons. Closing as duplicate to #4029
@djokone commented on Tue Nov 13 2018
@alereisan, I've had the same problem, and it was the Firebase crashlytics plugin who's not compatible with the Android Runtime 5.0. Try to take it off.
in your firebase.nativescript.json :
...
"crashlytics": false,
...
rm -rf nodes_modules
npm i
@alereisan commented on Tue Nov 13 2018
@djokone Yes thanks, I figured out yesterday that it was related with firebase and I completely disabled firebase for now.
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