Crashlytics and Analytics integration question - I know docs are in flux

[stephenhuey]

Just upgraded to Flutter 1.22 and I had never tried the Fabric-based Crashlytics but just added the latest which is no longer based on Fabric so these are now in my pubspec.yaml:

  firebase_crashlytics: "^0.2.1+1"
  firebase_analytics: "^6.0.2"

I followed the instructions here:

https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/crashlytics/overview

I'm pretty sure I remember reading that with the new versions of the FlutterFire plugins the implementation lines (see examples here) are no longer needed in the app/build.gradle dependencies section. But I'm trying to figure out how to correctly get Analytics & Crashlytics to play well with each other so that this message in the Firebase console goes away and I can see the Crash-free statistics section:

Click here for a screenshot

To see this data, make sure your app has Google Analytics for Firebase and the latest Firebase Crashlytics SDK.

That's the message in the screenshot, and the Google Analytics for Firebase link takes you to a page that mentions the Integrations tab in Firebase project settings, but if I go there and click on Begin Upgrade, it takes you through a workflow that eventually has a step which says:

By transferring this property from Google Analytics for Firebase to your linked Google Analytics account...

That seems strange since the Crashlytics page in the Firebase console specifically says you need Google Analytics for Firebase, so it seems I should NOT transfer AWAY from it. Is this just a confusing way to put it, and I should actually go forward with this step to see that integration happen in the Crashlytics page in the Firebase console?

I know the pub package for Google Analytics implies an important change is coming soon, so perhaps I should just wait. Thanks for any help!

[stephenhuey]

The next day it appeared, so I guess I have no question after all. :)