FirebaseUI version 9.0.0 has significant breaking API changes and also adopts new major versions
of many critical dependencies. Below is a description of each breaking change.
FirebaseUI now depends on the Firebase SDK at BoM major version 33.9.0. You should update your
app to use the same major version to avoid possible compilation errors or crashes.
For more information on this SDK release see the Firebase Android SDK release notes.
Release Notes for other BoM versions with breaking changes:
- Firebase Android SDK BoM 32.0.0
- Firebase Android SDK BoM 31.0.0
- Firebase Android SDK BoM 30.0.0
- Firebase Android SDK BoM 29.0.0
Smart Lock for Passwords
, which was deprecated in 2022, is now removed from the Google Play Services Auth SDK
(com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth).
FirebaseUI Android has been updated to use Credential Manager
instead.
Due to this change, some APIs have changed:
- The
AuthUI#setIsSmartLockEnabled(boolean enableCredentials)method has been replaced with the newsetCredentialManagerEnabled(Boolean)method. - The
AuthUI#setIsSmartLockEnabled(boolean enableCredentials, boolean enableHints)method has been removed with no replacement (for now). - The
AuthUI#silentSignIn()method has been removed with no replacement.
Versions 8.x and older of FirebaseUI relied on methods like fetchSignInForEmail, which
now fail with the introduction of
Email Enumeration Protection.
Version 9.0 removed those methods and now shows a different flow for email sign in and sign up.
Firebase Auth v22.0.0 removed SafetyNet support for app verification during phone number authentication.