`FirebaseCrashlytics.crash();` throws Error: Method not implemented about firebase-crashlytics HOT 6 CLOSED

@sabahang - I think that's deliberate. The point of this method is to "force" a crash so it shows up in Crashlytics. If you read the Crashlytics documentation for the native implementations the first step after adding the Crashlytics library to your code is to force a crash; my guess is the crash() method is this plugin's way of doing that without forcing developers to mess with any native code.

TLDR: run FirebaseCrashlytics.crash() once, then remove it from your app and use the other methods:

const { FirebaseCrashlytics } = Plugins;

...

FirebaseCrashlytics.setEnabled({
    enabled: true,
});
FirebaseCrashlytics.crash({
    message: "This is a crash message: pretty sure you only need to do this once.",
});

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@tnoetzel Well, i forced it, i saw it in the console log, but i don't receive the log in the Firebase Console.

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@SalahAdDin - Did you upload your dSYMs as described here? #2 (comment)

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@tnoetzel I didn't test it on iOS, but it works in Android, i tested it.

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@SalahAdDin - If you're still not seeing crashes in the Firebase Console (sometimes it takes 5 minutes to show up), suggest following the instructions in the ReadMe to enable debugging and see what errors, if any, show up.

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I tested it with version 0.3.0 of this plugin on Android. Everything worked. The crash was logged in Firebase. If problems persist, please open a new issue with detailed information to reproduce it.

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