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1. not upgrading blaze plan

   firebase is not updateing to blaze plan i already have an verified billing account you should have to give more information about how to setup properly

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2. solutions

   Developing SDKs (Software Development Kits) can be a fantastic venture! Here's an idea:

   Create an SDK for integrating AI-powered chatbots into various platforms. Your SDK could provide developers with easy-to-use tools for building and customizing chatbots for websites, mobile apps, and other digital platforms. It could include pre-trained models, natural language processing capabilities, and integration with popular messaging services like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. This could be incredibly useful for businesses looking to enhance customer support and engagement across different channels.

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3. Filter on reference fields in the Firestore panel

   There is currently no way to filter on reference fields in the Firestore panel of the Firebase console.

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4. Orderby('any_potential_null_field', excludeNull: false) should exist

   OrderBy should be able to return collection item when target property is null.

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5. Increase request size over 32Mb

   Right now, a Firebase function can only accept a request payload size up to 32Mb.
   Using it as webhook for some external APIs, we would need to have no limits or at least 100Mb limit

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6. Specify fixed version when closing a crash in Crashlytics
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7. Remote Config REST API Improve Documentation

   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 in IAM and generates the JWT for you, which it then returns and shows the user in their config json?). You suggest doing this via a Cloud Function, but many projects won't be on the Blaze plan (and can't), but this would still be useful for them. I know it's not much to ask to switch to Blaze for this, but then they also have to implement the Cloud Function and figure out how to do it for all authenticated accounts because there's no extension to set it up, which there should be (maybe that's a second request here).

   2. At least improve the documentation so that it's a lot more straight-forward to create a Service Worker Account in IAM and then generate a valid JWT for that SWA (I think it should be automatic and you should just be provided with it). I had to go through more than 10 steps to figure out how to do that, and the Firebase help person couldn't figure out an easier way to do it either (he just repeated back a bunch of the links I sent him to ask for help). Part of the issue is that the site you've selected to create the JWT is either different from when the docs were originally written, or it simply never worked and the person who wrote the docs was taking an extra step or two to make it work that aren't documented.

   There's also no indication after creating the JWT how to store it, which obviously is not up to you good folks, but the question I guess is whether or not letting it become public is secure. I know letting your private key become public isn't, but I wonder about the resultant JWT. With many applications that use the REST API, they are not encrypted in any way at rest, and so you end up having just an open JWT token that can be used with any permissions the SWA has - my GodotFirebase library being the primary example I can think of. I have mine locked down to just the RC read permission, but still, others might not know how to do this stuff inherently and make mistakes.

   Edit: I just realized that the Service Worker Account approach is really only intended for server-related work, which means it won't even work for my scenario. The documentation REALLY needs an update to make that clear. Now I have to suggest that if my users want to use my completely free and open source library, they have to go Blaze Plan and create a whole Cloud Function, and I have to supply the Cloud Function so they can automatically add Remote Config permissions to their user IDs that get returned. This is so, so ugly.

   Edit 2: I just realized what my issue is. I don't have access to the new Installations API through REST. Is it possible to allow that? That way, at least I can get an appropriate token to be able to send to the API without having to store the token somehow on my device, or force my users to use a Cloud Function and have to go paid while removing their ability to use A/B testing (the Admin SDK only returns the default template).

   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… more

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8. Directly support R and Python apps

   I'd like to use Firebase for app/web hosting, but it appears that that Firebase only really supports java apps. For my Shiny or Streamlit apps, I can't even use Firebase user authentication for web hosting, and instead I have to set up a load balance and IAP. I have been using the Cloud Run Custom Domain mapping integration for Cloud Run services, until I hit the "dead end" of a max 15 SSL certificates for a single GCP project (certificate setup cannot be changed in the GCP Cloud run web UI). I was hoping that Firebase would be a good alternative, but it has a limit of 20 SSL certs and doesn't really support non-java apps. Bummer...

   I'd like to use Firebase for app/web hosting, but it appears that that Firebase only really supports java apps. For my Shiny or Streamlit apps, I can't even use Firebase user authentication for web hosting, and instead I have to set up a load balance and IAP. I have been using the Cloud Run Custom Domain mapping integration for Cloud Run services, until I hit the "dead end" of a max 15 SSL certificates for a single GCP project (certificate setup cannot be changed in the GCP Cloud run web UI). I was hoping that Firebase would be a good… more

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9. MLKit for Web
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10. Create a context.auth (1st Gen) equivalent for 2nd Gen cloud function

    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.

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11. Add Query Explain to Firestore query builder (in Firebase Console)

    I would like to understand a query using Query Explain. It would be easier to have the option to use Query Explain via the Firebase Console instead of code with the SDKs (also requires to set up the credentials, etc.).

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12. Security Rules: unique() operator

    I am submitting a feature request to introduce a 'unique()' operator in Firestore's security rules, offering a streamlined method to enforce data uniqueness within collections. This operator would not only simplify validation and potentially reduce reads by leveraging Firestore's hidden index table, but also eliminate the need for a separate cloud function, similar to the 'get()' and 'exists()' operations.

    Background:

    At present, ensuring data uniqueness in Firestore often requires workarounds that are less than optimal and can impact scalability.

    Feature Proposal:

    The proposed 'unique()' operator would operate much like the 'exists()' operation, but with a focus on reading Firestore's concealed index table. This efficient approach would verify the uniqueness of specified fields within collections.

    Comparison to Existing Operations:

    Similar to the 'get()' and 'exists()' operations, the 'unique()' operator would provide developers a straightforward means to validate crucial data points such as usernames, email addresses, and more, all without the need for complex cloud functions.

    Example Usage:

    For instance, to ascertain unique usernames:

    Firestore Security Rules:

    function isUniqueUsername(username) {
      return unique(/databases/$(database)/documents/users, ['username', '==', username]);
    }
    

    Benefits:

    Introducing the 'unique()' operator not only simplifies the validation process and leverages the hidden index table but also eliminates the requirement for an additional cloud function. This comprehensive approach enhances Firestore's performance while maintaining developer-friendly functionalities.

    Conclusion:

    By implementing the 'unique()' operator, Firestore could effectively address the challenge of maintaining data uniqueness while offering a holistic solution that eliminates the need for cloud functions.

    Thank you for considering this feature request. I'm optimistic about the significant value it could add to Firestore and our development workflows.

    I am submitting a feature request to introduce a 'unique()' operator in Firestore's security rules, offering a streamlined method to enforce data uniqueness within collections. This operator would not only simplify validation and potentially reduce reads by leveraging Firestore's hidden index table, but also eliminate the need for a separate cloud function, similar to the 'get()' and 'exists()' operations.

    Background:

    At present, ensuring data uniqueness in Firestore often requires workarounds that are less than optimal and can impact scalability.

    Feature Proposal:

    The proposed 'unique()' operator would operate much like the 'exists()' operation, but with a focus on reading Firestore's concealed… more

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13. Page not found

    I created a deeplink that opens in the in-app browser.
    Sometimes this deeplink works correctly for some users, while for others it does not. When it doesn't work, users are redirected to a Firebase error page (Page Not Found).

    I tried encoding the URL used as the Dynamic Link,
    but it still sometimes results in a Page Not Found error.

    The main issue is that the same Dynamic Link URL works for some users but not for others.
    What could be the cause of this?

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14. Add support for Remote Config conditions on servers

    It's really nice to see Remote Config to come to the servers.

    For us it would be crucial to be able to use conditions in Remote Config on the server as well.

    Specifically we are looking at targeting by user properties (these could maybe be loaded and passed by us during evaluation).

    e.g. serverTemplate.evaluate({userProperties: { .. } })

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15. request.query security rules

    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.

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16. White-label ssl for saas

    We host a whitelabel incident tracker and need the ability to use a customer domain. We currently use cloudflare ssl for saas with cloud run and load balancer

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17. Query and Mutation Creator Tool in the Firebase Console
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18. Vertex AI Integration

    Add deeper integration with Vertex AI to Data Connect, for example allowing direct LLM content generation and simple RAG use cases.

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19. Allow customization of email template message
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20. Robo de mis billetera google

    Robo de datos personales

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