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Deprecation of Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) and Update to Firebase Cloud Messaging API (V1) (Push Notification)
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to update from the deprecated Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) to the new Firebase Cloud Messaging API (V1) for push notifications.
Steps to Update Firebase Cloud Messaging API
Step 1: Log in to your Firebase account.
- Navigate to your Firebase account: Firebase Console
- Enter your Google ID and password to log in.
- Select the project you created for your app and open it.
Step 2: Locate your app in the project.
- Identify your app by its bundle ID.
Step 3: Access project settings.
- Click on the settings option to open the project settings.
Step 4: Download the google-services.json
file.
- Scroll down and click on
google-services.json
to download the file.
Step 5: Generate a new private key.
- Go to the "Service account" section and click on "Generate new private key" to download the file needed for building the app.
Now you have all the required files to build the app.
Step 6: Access your school admin portal.
- Go to your school admin portal.
Step 7: Navigate to the "Mobile Apps" section.
- Under "Websites & Apps," select "Mobile Apps."
Step 8: Initiate the app build process.
- Click on "Build App."
Step 9: Proceed without changes.
- Do not make any changes and click "Next."
Step 10: Upload the required files.
- Under "Service file (.json)," upload the
google-services.json
file from Step 4. - Under "Firebase Admin SDK file (.json)," upload the private key file from Step 5.
- Click "Next" after uploading both files.
Step 11: Continue without changes.
- Again, do not make any changes and click "Next."
Step 12: Submit the build.
- Click on "Submit build."
Step 13: Wait for the app to build.
- The build process takes around 30 minutes.
- After the app is built, download the AAB file and follow the article to release the app on the Google Play Console: App Release Article.
This process ensures your app is updated to use the new Firebase Cloud Messaging API (V1) for push notifications.