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  1. You install your program application and once you install it you turn your biometrics reader and so it performs your eyes scans. Once done so it will detect your presence, will know you by your eyes and of course a fingerprint scans will be done as well. So you turn it on then all you do is read a book for example and the program will be sensorineural and so whatever you read on your screen it will detects what your eyes are seeing actually and so the system will detect your readings and read them out loud to you.

    2 votes

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  2. It would be awesome with some kind of helper built on memcache to allow rate limiting on user defined parameters.

    E.g. if I build a webservice that can access an 'account' concept that I have modelled with some kind of access token I have modelled, then it would be nice to add rate limiting rules for either the specific access token or the entire account.

    13 votes

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  3. The indexes in the Realtime Database are created in-memory and on-the-fly - and they are 'garbage collected' when memory is needed for something else.

    This makes it expensive (meaning high CPU usage, not costly) to query large collections of data in the Realtime Database.

    Collections can also become so large that they are not queryable through the SDKs, but only using the firebase cli tool. One hope would be that with an actual persisted index, it would always be possible to iterate through a collection of nodes, no matter the number of nodes in the collection.

    3 votes

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  4. You can build a search index in a Firestore collection by storing an array of search words.
    If you query this property using 'array_contains' you get exact matches for your search string.
    If you wish to build a prefix search, then you potentially need to store all prefixes of the words you need to index.

    Assuming that the array-contains is performing some kind of index scan, it would appear that it was possible to create an array-contains-prefix such that:

    where('index', 'array-contains-prefix', 'fire')
    would match the following documents

    [
    { index: ["firestore", "database"],
    ...
    },
    { index: ["firebase", "dog"],
    ...
    }

    6 votes

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  5. I had trouble with finding a specific crash event in the group of crashes. BigQuery gave me an event_id, but I was not able to use this id in the URL query param to open a specific crash in browser. Browser event ids and bigquery event ids are different. Not sure if I’ll need it in the future again, but it was a bit annoying to get all the threads and stacktraces from bigquery

    2 votes

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  6. 62 votes

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  7. Right now, there is no support for Jetpack Compose. If you have a single Activity and use composables to navigate through your app, without custom events, nothing is really tracked. So the request add navigate support for screen views based on composables like we have for Activities and Fragments.

    8 votes

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  8. Swift is a much beloved and popular language for writing apps on the Apple platforms, but increasingly, it is also being used server side and even for writing cross platform business logic on Android and on Windows.

    Being able to share models and business logic between your clients and server would be an amazing productivity boost. And being able to develop in a language that focuses on safety would eliminate categories of issues that can exist if you develop in say Javascript or Typescript.

    322 votes

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  9. Some scenarios require dynamically switching from one Firebase project to another, including Analytics and Crashlytics, For example, switching from a Firebase project set up for a staging environment (which requires to collect Analytics and crashes) to another set up for a production environment.

    There could be many solutions to this problem, such as having multiple plist/json files and switching them dynamically, or no longer requiring these files and simply using object instances that store the configuration (e.g., using the FirebaseOptions builder). The best solution should satisfy the scenario described above.

    This idea comes from this issue https://github.com/firebase/firebase-android-sdk/issues/66

    8 votes

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  10. As compose-multiplatform now supports iOS app development hence compose may see a very good in-take by the developers in the near future. The way Firebase Flutter SDK got introduced in a similar way if SDK for compose-multiplatform can be introduced for the developers then it will be super beneficial for them.

    6 votes

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  11. Right now we can not control version. After deploy version at api looks like this:
    "sites/<site_name>/versions/2e65a07a8886cdb4"

    I want to be able to provide my own string (git hashtag, semver, etc). It requires to match source code and deployed version. The version should be shown at UI and we should be able to rollback based on this version. During deploy with the same version CLI should throw error.

    1 vote

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  12. As DevOps engineer i have a lot pain to setup Firebase project. We should have infrastructure as a code for provide right engineering experience.

    14 votes

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  13. 4 votes

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  14. Firebase should have capability for the developer to generate OTP (sent on cellphone or email as per developer's requirement) and should have a mechanism to validate the OTP.
    This will be very useful during user authentication when changing some critical data/setting (especially related to finance/money) or when making payment.

    1 vote

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  15. The dashboard will enable developers utilise a drag and drop (what you see is what you get) UI to configure database and cloud storage security rules with ease, and on the back end it converts the "drag and drop graphical representation" into script security rules.

    1 vote

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  16. Latest Release is a very useful functionality. For us, even when we have crashes that are worth hot-fixing, it shows as successful. It must go terribly wrong in order to see "Needs investigation" label. This is because these thresholds are hard-coded. It would be great to configure these thresholds

    7 votes

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  17. In a large project with 10+ apps, you have to select projects one by one to see crashes and all other details. Just like Google Analytics and some others (in the same tool), treat app ids as filters and provide ability to see everything at once.

    9 votes

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  18. There should be an option to turn on MFA for a user for specific provider (e.g., password). Since user's Google signin might have MFA already, it's sort of inconvenient to have extra MFA barrier for Firebase Auth tenant.

    4 votes

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  19. Crashlytics velocity alerting mechanism is very basic and it unfortunately generates a lot of false positive alerts. Support more advanced alarm settings

    30 votes

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  20. User shouldn't have to enter MFA every time logging in on same device. There should be a boolean option remember device for some period of time (somewhere between 2 weeks and forever)

    5 votes

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