Add AsyncStream support for Cloud Firestore #15363
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This change introduces support for `AsyncSequence` to `DocumentReference` and `Query`, allowing developers to use `for await in` to receive real-time updates from Firestore. The implementation wraps the existing snapshot listener APIs in an `AsyncThrowingStream`, providing a modern, Swift-native way to work with real-time data. This change also includes unit tests for the new functionality.
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These tests don't appear to be running when I reproduced the xcodebuild job locally. I'm still debugging with the goal of adding a small SPM based unit test target.
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Add AsyncSequence support for Firestore
This change introduces support for
AsyncSequencetoDocumentReferenceandQuery, allowing developers to usefor await into receive real-time updates from Firestore.The implementation wraps the existing snapshot listener APIs in an
AsyncThrowingStream, providing a modern, Swift-native way to work with real-time data.This change also includes unit tests for the new functionality.