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  1. 4 votes

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  2. Current data fetch is not filtered at query level and all of your config fetches to your frontend. This means for example, IOS app fetches IOS, Android and Web config if all apps fall under the same project.

    4 votes

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  3. Support bitbucket as a source repo provider

    7 votes

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  4. Ask the cloud team to add GitLab as a Provider, including the CE version.

    7 votes

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  5. Add Remix (https://remix.run) as one of the supported frameworks to deploy apps. It is rather similar to Next.js in many ways so that should be possible.

    5 votes

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  6. It would be awesome if we can see more sessions data in firebase as compared to how many samples are been generated. The current sessions data is generated at the rate off 1%, and if we can manipulate the same, it will be great

    4 votes

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  7. currently security rules can only check, "limit, orderby and offset" properties of "request.query" object. if they could check our own custom properties , for example, when users search a collection by id, and I only want them to see a list of documents which contain their id then i should be able to do this in the rules
    posts/{postId} {
    list: if request.query.id == request.auth.uid
    }
    - this would be really beautiful and makes it way easy to secure list request.

    3 votes

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  8. 7 votes

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  9. A document always maintain createdAt / updatedAt timestamp value internally. But these fields can't be used for ordering documents.

    For example :-

    (This is possible)

    await citiesRef.orderBy('name').limit(3).get();

    (This is NOT possible)

    await citiesRef.orderBy('created_at').limit(3).get();

    Currently if we need order by timestamp, we need to maintain a separate timestamp field alongside internal createdAt / updatedAt fields. Then create index over that additional field to perform order by timestamp.

    Similar to name sentinel, firestore should provide created_at and updated_at sentinel for ordering document. These sentinel should work without any new index, ascending or descending order.

    1 vote

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  10. This idea is to support desktop in production apps for the C++ SDK and Unity SDK.

    If this doesn't fit with your scenario, please leave a comment or create a specific idea.
    NOTE: There is already desktop support (for Windows and Linux) for Flutter and Dart (via the Firebase Flutter SDK) idea in user voice.

    84 votes

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  11. We would like to build and run our XCTest cases using the latest Xcode 16. According to 'gcloud firebase test ios versions list' the latest supported Xcode version is 15.3.

    2 votes

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  12. What feature would you like to see?
    I would like to see Firebase add official support for the Linux platform. This enhancement would allow developers to build applications that leverage Firebase services natively on Linux, enabling broader platform compatibility and empowering Linux-based applications.

    Why would it be useful?
    Adding Linux support would:

    Enable developers to integrate Firebase services directly into Linux-based applications.
    Provide parity with other supported platforms (e.g., iOS, Android, Web).
    Open up Firebase's powerful features (e.g., authentication, cloud storage, Firestore) to a growing user base on Linux desktop and server environments.

    2 votes

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  13. 1st gen cloud functions can access auth info via context.auth as described here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/database/extend-with-functions?gen=1st#accessing_user_authentication_information

    But 2nd gen cloud functions is yet to have the same function.

    46 votes

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  14. Software are use future computer

    Developer quantum physics computer
    Science technology Nanotechnology

    3 votes

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  15. 2 votes

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  16. At this point the build fails because of the error:

    Output directory is not of expected structure

    5 votes

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  17. 82 votes

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  18. For the Remote Config REST API, the documentation is fairly ugly around how to go about safely getting a valid ID token for a user to be able to use it. I'm suggesting you put the Remote Config API behind a set of user rules, similar to other Firebase technologies. If that cannot happen for some reason, then one of two things should:

    1. There should be some sort of option in Remote Config or Authentication to automatically give new users a valid credential that allows them to only retrieve the Remote Config (perhaps it automatically creates a Service Worker Account…

    6 votes

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  19. Currently Remote Config can be sniffered and there is no option to configure protection from "man in the middle attacks" in client side.
    The best solution is to add support of Certificate Transparency.

    5 votes

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  20. https://storage.googleapis.com/bucket/folder/file.jpg

    This is an example of a jpeg file in my Firebase Storage. A lot of websites are using my images illegally. I need a way to add a background check and process behind each access to the images... In PHP it is easy to do because the script can deliver the image, but here ? I don't know. I need a check on the headers of the website hosting the image, if the header referer is not OK, I want to redirect to an image saying that the real image is not available, or a 403

    4 votes

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