5.3.0-rc.3

Continued work on AngularFireRemoteConfig and AngularFireAnalytics, see #2187

5.3.0-rc.2

Continued work on AngularFireRemoteConfig and AngularFireAnalytics, see #2187

5.3.0-rc.1

Continued work on AngularFireRemoteConfig and AngularFireAnalytics, see #2187

5.3.0-rc.0

Added AngularFireAnalytics, AngularFireRemoteConfig, and refactored the DI Tokens across the project. See #2187 for more details.

5.2.3

Bug Fixes

• build: Make the build work on windows (#2231) (97d8532)
• core: Support Firebase 7 peer and fix zone instabilities with AngularFirePerformanceModule and the injectable FirebaseApp (#2240) (60fd575)
• rtdb: Allow update to take "Partial" (#2169) (ca43c8b)

5.2.2

5.2.2 was mistakenly released to NPM @canary due to a CI/CD bug. It was republished to @latest as 5.2.3.

5.2.1

Removed unnecessary peerDependencies (#2095) (5e49442)

5.2.0

AngularFire 5.2 introduces support for Angular 8 and version 6 of the Firebase SDK.

Bug Fixes

• firestore: Fix for builds targeting Node (#2079) (8a33826)
• storage: Typo in updateMetadata method (#2029) (6133296)
• messaging: Allow AngularFireMessaging to be included in a server build (#1938) (9b870a9)

Features

• performance: AngularFire Performance Monitoring (#2064) (2469e77)
• auth-guard: AngularFire Auth Guards (#2016) (e32164d)
• firestore: Added option to include document IDs on valueChanges() (#1976) (7108875)
• firestore: Support Firestore Collection Group Queries (#2066) (c34c0f3)
• functions: Allow configuration of Functions Emulator Origin (#2017) (d12b4c5)
• schematics: ng deploy schematic (#2046) (be0a1fb)
• firestore: path on AngularFirestoreCollection's .doc is optional (#1974) (c2354f8)

5.2.0-rc.3

This release candidate fixes errors that arise when you include either AngularFirePerformance or AngularFireMessaging in a server build.

• Making AngularFirePerformance lazy and replacing the dynamic import with empty() in the UMD
• Replacing dynamic import of firebase/messaging with empty() in the UMD, fixes #1938

5.2.0-rc.2

In this latest release candidate, we've addressed several issues found in RC 1.

• ng add now installs dependencies required for the schematic, ng deploy, and functionality of AngularFire. This allowed us to move all the new dependencies to peers, reducing the chance of version conflicts.
• ng add is now more permissive in the format of existing .firebaserc and firebase.json files
• All the packages indicate their side effects
• Dropped the peer requirements on Angular 8.0-rcs now that they're stable