Add fake google-services.json #78
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request adds a placeholder google-services.json file to the repository. The intent is to provide a default, non-sensitive configuration for Google Services, primarily to simplify the build process for debug environments or continuous integration pipelines where actual credentials are not needed or available, preventing build failures related to missing configuration.
Highlights
- New Configuration File: Introduced
test-google-services.json, a new file containing a dummy Google Services configuration. - Streamlined Debug Builds: This file is intended to be copied to
google-services.jsonfor debug builds when theDEBUG_GOOGLE_SERVICES_JSON_BASE64environment variable is empty, facilitating development and CI without requiring real credentials.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a fake google-services.json file, which is a great practice for open-source projects to allow building without access to secret credentials. My review includes several suggestions to make the placeholder values more realistic, which should prevent potential build failures or runtime issues with the Google Services plugin. I've also included a minor formatting suggestion to adhere to common file conventions.
and copy it to google-services.json when DEBUG_GOOGLE_SERVICES_JSON_BASE64 is empty.