Support loading of client-side index configuration for Firestore #9913
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Awesome! Thanks for the quick turnaround Russell! 🙏
Let me update my video script to also mention Flutter in that case. :)
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tomorrow. PR: #9928 <#9928>
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Follow up question. When using setIndexConfiguration, does this need to be run every time on startup? And does it recreate the indexes every time it is run? I'm asking because the documentation linked is a bit different from how offline indexes are created on flutter. On Android and iOS, you: Which implies that the two functions work a bit differently (flutter sets it's own local config, and android and ios pull the config from the server). |
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Cloud Firestore SDKs for Apple platforms (version 9.6.0), Android (version 24.1.0), and web (version 9.9.2) now support defining and using indexes on their underlying client-side cache which significantly improves offline query performance. The Flutter SDK should wrap these calls and expose them as a single API to Flutter developers.
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