Delete GoogleService-Info.plist from example project#2295
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Delete GoogleService-Info.plist from example project#2295AnthonyDadeWT wants to merge 1 commit intoleancodepl:masterfrom
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I raised this issue and the discord and got feedback from @mateuszwojtczak
My project runs security scans on our Flutter app binaries and we had a critical violation due to the file:
ios/.symlinks/patrol/example/ios/Runner/GoogleService-Info.plist
The security scan detected sensitive information (in this case it thought it was a credit card #) in this file, and is probably related to the API key or GCM_SENDER_ID values.
GoogleService-Info.plist is a Firebase configuration file that contains secrets/API keys. This file is usually not version controlled to keep these values private. Due to this, I don't think this file belongs here, and having this present could also cause the same security violation for others using Patrol that also scan their app(s).
Read more in the discord thread where I brought this up:
https://discord.com/channels/1167030497612922931/1270048825569972394