firebase hasChildren working in simulator but not angularFire -


i learning firebase have following simple rule set up:

{    "rules": {        ".read": "auth != null",         "messages": {         ".read": "true",         "$conversation_id": {             ".write": "newdata.haschildren(['receiver_id','sender_id','timestamp'])"         }     }     } }

in simulator write rule passes with:

{  "receiver_id":123,  "sender_id":"test",  "timestamp":123 }

using angularfire permission denied (uid defined):

var dat = {          sender_id:uid,          receiver_id: uid,          timestamp: firebase.database.servervalue.timestamp   };   database.ref('messages/mymessageid').push(dat);

if remove haschildren check message gets added database proper values populated. gives?

firebase.push() automatically creates new unique id (similar array index), structure should let angularfire take care of using database.ref('messages').push(dat)

// fail because /mymessageid not contain child sender_id database.ref('messages/mymessageid').push(dat); {   messages: {     mymessageid: {       uid: {         sender_id: 1,         ...       }     }   } }   // work database.ref('messages').push(dat); {   messages: {     uid: {       sender_id: 1,       ...     }   } }

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