public static void DisposeEditModeInstance()
{
if (Application.isPlaying == false)
{
//Somehow this crashes Unity lol... the network is left running in the other thread it seems.
appInstance?.Dispose();
}
}
public IEnumerator Terminate_ShouldWork()
{
var appOptions = new AppOptions();
appOptions.ProjectId = "test-terminate"; // Setting a ProjectId is required (b/158838266).
FirebaseApp app = FirebaseApp.Create(appOptions, "App1");
var db1 = FirebaseFirestore.GetInstance(app);
var doc = db1.Document("abc/123");
var accumulator = new EventAccumulator <DocumentSnapshot>();
var registration = doc.Listen(accumulator.Listener);
// Multiple calls to terminate should go through.
yield return(AwaitSuccess(db1.TerminateAsync()));
yield return(AwaitSuccess(db1.TerminateAsync()));
// Make sure calling registration.Stop multiple times after termination works.
registration.Stop();
registration.Stop();
// TODO(b/149105903) Uncomment this line when a C# exception can be thrown here.
// Assert.Throws<NullReferenceException>(() => db1.DisableNetworkAsync());
// Create a new functional instance.
var db2 = FirebaseFirestore.GetInstance(app);
Assert.That(db2, Is.Not.SameAs(db1));
yield return(AwaitSuccess(db2.DisableNetworkAsync()));
yield return(AwaitSuccess(db2.EnableNetworkAsync()));
app.Dispose();
// TODO(b/183604785): App.Dispose really should leads to Firestore terminated, a NRE here is
// not ideal, but serves the purpose for now. Ideally, it should throw an exception
// telling user it is terminated.
Assert.Throws <NullReferenceException>(() => db2.DisableNetworkAsync());
}
