collectionData doesn't allow angular app to become stable with angular 17 and ssr (getDocs does)
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### Version info
**Angular:**
17.0.9
**Firebase:**
10.7.1
**AngularFire:**
17.0.1
**Other (e.g. Ionic/Cordova, Node, browser, operating system):**
Windows
### How to reproduce these conditions
GitHub repo to clone as needs SSR to reproduce
https://github.com/pdela/testing-ng17-ssr
**Steps to set up and reproduce**
Clone the repo
install dependencies
npm run start
### Expected behavior
Angular app to become stable in reasonable time (millis)
### Actual behavior
The problem is that firebase prevents angular app to become stable in client, thus hydration process doesn't start, except after waiting for around 120 seconds
Edit:
Unfortunately I still have this problem in the demo above and in another project ( using angular 17.3.x and firebase 10.11.x) and this time using getDoc method.
I'm pretty sure the problem is originated in firestore SDK, as the 2 pending macrotasks that blocks angular being stable point to a setTimout inside firestore source code.
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调研方向
克隆链接的复现仓库,安装其依赖项,并运行 npm run start。在观察会延迟 Angular 稳定性和 hydration 的待处理 Firestore 宏任务时,比较 collectionData 和 getDoc/getDocs 的情况。完成的标准是 SSR 应用能够迅速稳定下来,并且 hydration 开始时无需等待大约 120 秒。
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