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Authenticate via email code
We can now use passwordless authentication using email link. This is troublesome on Flutter web clients (a new tab/second instance of app is opened). An option to type 4 digit code received on email to authenticate would be a nice solution.
BTW. Let me know if you could help me with the email link web client authentication, thanks!6 votes -
Generating a QR Code to make it easy to test on my phone!
While I can copy/paste a preview URL and have it working on my phone, sometimes that doesn't work - especially if my phone is on a different account than my OS. Or if I'm on an operating system that doesn't support all of this nicely.
It would be great to have a QR generator where I can preview my Web app or Flutter app directly on my phone with no added friction. It should "just work".
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Global Installation of Common Build Tools
Various scripts in a project may require build tools like pnpm, npm, gacutil, etc. to be present globally to help build and run the code in your project. Today, Project IDX doesn’t support global installations.
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Execution ID in logs generated by Firebase Functions v2
Logs generated by Firebase Functions v1 have the property
labels.execution_idthat can be used to correlate logs that pertain to the same execution. However, that property doesn't exist in logs generated by Firebase Functions v2. It's very important for debugging.6 votes -
Wildcard index exemptions
Firestore automatically indexes all fields in all collections adding to storage size and slowing write performance.
We can add single-field exemptions but we need to list all fields separately and there is a database-wide limit of 200 field exemptions.
In a highly optimised use case we would want to index only specific fields that we know we query on, and just exclude all others.
It's almost like the current behaviour is a database for novices, but we can't optimise for serious production.
We need either a wildcard exclusion, or effectively just a switch/setting that says "only fields with explicit index…
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Support array-contains-prefix operator in Firestore
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"],
...
}…
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Testing UserVoice!
Just testing.
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Update the knowledgebase of Gemini to stop using 1.5 versions
Every time It uses or create a google cloud function it uses 1.5 versions. Even if I tell it specifically not to use and use a 2.5 version it keep using it. Please update the knowledge of the tool to avoid connecting to outdated apis.
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For selecting templates while creating application Show react web.
For selecting templates while creating application Show react web.
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History Restore option
Implement a version control or history tracking system for your workspace that allows you to view and restore previous states of your features. Specifically, add a "history restore" option accessible through the user interface, enabling you to revert to a prior version of the feature if the latest changes cause issues and history navigation is currently unavailable. Ensure that this system maintains a reliable history log, provides an intuitive restore function, and integrates seamlessly with existing workspace functionalities.
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Live Visual HTML Editor for Firebase.Studio
I propose adding a feature that allows users to edit their website's HTML code directly from a real-time visual preview.
The goal is to be able to click on an element on the web page (for example, a text paragraph, a header, or an image) and have a simple editor pop up to modify its HTML and CSS content. This would eliminate the need to navigate through the file tree, write code from scratch, or rely on AI generation for simple changes.
💡 Justification and Benefits
Currently, making minor content changes requires the following workflow:View the page in a…
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User AI technology
User AI technology image generator text chat
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