remove @firebase/app and @firebase/app-types from peerDependencies #2082
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This is to solve the unmet
peerDependencywarning when@firebase/databaseis used in Admin SDK. firebase/firebase-admin-node#614@firebase/appwas intentionally removed from Admin SDK's dependency to solve a version conflict issue when it's used together with JS SDK. #1916Though this PR is not the most correct way to solve the issue, it is quick and easy with little impact on user experience. The only user experience change is that user won't get unmet peer dependency warnings if
@firebase/databaseis installed without installing@firebase/app.It should be a rare case as we ask user to install
firebasepackage in all our guides, which automatically includes@firebase/app.The alternative solution is create a separate npm package for admin sdk consumption. It feels like an overkill and adds a lot of maintenance burden on us for little benefit.