kill debug assert and unnecessary macros - #3556
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Consider replacing all or some of these asserts with warning logs.
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LGTM, but please wait for core approval before merging.
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Good catch! I'm adding more debug/warning logs. |
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Looks like real failures in travis: |
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Remove _FIRMessagingDevAssert that are only called if a DEBUG flag, which is never set in both debug/production build. Most of the assert logics are already been checked in the code, for the ones that are not, we replace it with a debugLog.
Also remove a few macros that are either not used at all or barely used.