[Infra] Remove social_media_url attribute from podspecs.
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This change removes the attribute from all affected podspec files in the repository. This attribute is no longer needed. No new tests were added, but the existing test suite is not available in this environment.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request removes the social_media_url attribute from multiple podspec files in the Firebase iOS SDK repository. The change affects 23 files, as indicated by the git grep command in the PR description. The removal appears to be a straightforward deletion of a single line in each of the affected .podspec files.
Highlights
- Removal of
social_media_url: The primary change is the removal of thes.social_media_url = 'https://twitter.com/Firebase'line from various.podspecfiles. - Infrastructure Change: This pull request is categorized as an infrastructure change, suggesting it's related to the project's setup and configuration rather than functional code.
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- Firebase.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseABTesting.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseAppCheck.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseAppCheckInterop.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseAuth.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseAuthInterop.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseCombineSwift.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseCore.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseCoreExtension.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseCoreInternal.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseDatabase.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseDynamicLinks.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseInAppMessaging.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseInstallations.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseMLModelDownloader.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseMessaging.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseMessagingInterop.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebasePerformance.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseRemoteConfig.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseRemoteConfigInterop.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseSessions.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseStorage.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
- FirebaseVertexAI.podspec
- Removed the
s.social_media_urlattribute.
- Removed the
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Code Review
This pull request removes the social_media_url attribute from multiple podspec files. The change seems straightforward and aligns with the goal of cleaning up the podspecs. However, it's worth considering if there's a better place to store this information, perhaps in a central configuration file or a dedicated metadata service, if it's still needed.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be a simple removal of an attribute, and the changes are localized. Given the absence of any identified high or critical severity issues, the pull request seems to be in good shape to be merged. However, I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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api: abtesting
api: appcheck
api: auth
api: core
api: database
api: dynamiclinks
api: inappmessaging
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As a heads up, we do still post to https://x.com/Firebase. I saw a similar test failure when the URL couldn't be validated: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/actions/runs/13770006231/job/38506345276?pr=14547#step:6:35
It seems to be showing as WARN, not NOTE. When it occurred, I also couldn't access Twitter from my browser so maybe they had a temporary outage.
I think we should ask @peterfriese before merging this. Some options would be to update the URLs to https://x.com/Firebase from https://twitter.com/Firebase or, my preference, switching to the YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/firebase (but Peter would know best).
Diff LGTM:
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