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[Editor] Remove the Editor EAP files #1253

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@a-maurice a-maurice commented May 13, 2025

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Remove the EAP editor files, they haven't been enabled for years now. If we want to bring it back, we can just use the git history.


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https://github.com/firebase/firebase-unity-sdk/actions/runs/15006524237


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Summary of Changes

This pull request removes the Early Access Program (EAP) files for the Unity Editor. According to the description, these files haven't been enabled for years, and the author suggests that if they are needed again, they can be retrieved from the Git history. The changes involve removing several subdirectories from the editor/CMakeLists.txt file and deleting entire files related to the EAP version of the editor for Analytics, Authentication, and Dynamic Links.

Highlights

  • Cleanup: Removes unused EAP editor files to reduce clutter and potential confusion.
  • CMake Configuration: Updates the CMakeLists.txt file to remove references to the EAP subdirectories.
  • Code Removal: Deletes the source code, resource files, and configurations associated with the EAP editor.

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  • editor/CMakeLists.txt
    • Removed analytics, auth, and dynamic_links subdirectories.
  • editor/Firebase.Analytics.Editor.cmake
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained CMake configurations for the Firebase Analytics Unity editor plugin's EAP version.
  • editor/Firebase.Auth.Editor.AuthConfig.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained configuration settings for Firebase Authentication in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Auth.Editor.Empty.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was likely a placeholder to resolve build issues for non-EAP builds.
  • editor/Firebase.Auth.Editor.Strings.Designer.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was an auto-generated file for localized strings used in the Firebase Authentication editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Auth.Editor.Strings.resx
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained resources for localized strings used in the Firebase Authentication editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Auth.Editor.cmake
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained CMake configurations for the Firebase Authentication Unity editor plugin's EAP version.
  • editor/Firebase.DynamicLinks.Editor.DynamicLinksConfig.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained configuration settings for Firebase Dynamic Links in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/Firebase.DynamicLinks.Editor.Empty.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was likely a placeholder to resolve build issues for non-EAP builds.
  • editor/Firebase.DynamicLinks.Editor.Strings.Designer.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was an auto-generated file for localized strings used in the Firebase Dynamic Links editor.
  • editor/Firebase.DynamicLinks.Editor.Strings.resx
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained resources for localized strings used in the Firebase Dynamic Links editor.
  • editor/Firebase.DynamicLinks.Editor.cmake
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained CMake configurations for the Firebase Dynamic Links Unity editor plugin's EAP version.
  • editor/Firebase.Editor.ConfigApi.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which provided an API for configuring Firebase extensions in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Editor.ConfigWindow.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which implemented the configuration window for Firebase extensions in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Messaging.Editor.MessagingConfig.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained configuration settings for Firebase Messaging in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Messaging.Editor.Strings.Designer.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was an auto-generated file for localized strings used in the Firebase Messaging editor.
  • editor/Firebase.Messaging.Editor.Strings.resx
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained resources for localized strings used in the Firebase Messaging editor.
  • editor/app/CMakeLists.txt
    • Removed conditional compilation for EAP code.
    • Removed ${firebase_app_editor_eap_src} from the list of source files.
  • editor/messaging/CMakeLists.txt
    • Removed conditional compilation for EAP code.
    • Removed ${firebase_messaging_editor_eap_src} from the list of source files.
  • editor/src/AnalyticsConfig.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained configuration settings for Firebase Analytics in the Unity Editor.
  • editor/src/Empty.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was likely a placeholder to resolve build issues for non-EAP builds.
  • editor/src/Strings.Designer.cs
    • Deleted the entire file, which was an auto-generated file for localized strings used in the Firebase Analytics editor.
  • editor/src/Strings.resx
    • Deleted the entire file, which contained resources for localized strings used in the Firebase Analytics editor.
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Code Review

The pull request aims to remove the Editor EAP files, which haven't been enabled for years. This cleanup is a good step to reduce code clutter and improve maintainability. The changes seem straightforward, involving the removal of several subdirectories and related code blocks. However, a closer look reveals some potential areas for improvement and clarification.

Summary of Findings

  • Missing Contextual Comments: The removal of EAP-related code lacks sufficient comments explaining the rationale behind the removal and pointers to the git history for future reference.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is mostly ready for merging, but adding the suggested comments would significantly improve its maintainability and provide valuable context for future developers. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. At a minimum, the comments should be added before merging.

@a-maurice a-maurice requested a review from cynthiajoan May 15, 2025 21:40
@a-maurice a-maurice merged commit bcce6a1 into main May 15, 2025
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@a-maurice a-maurice deleted the am-editor_eap_cleanup branch May 15, 2025 21:57
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