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1. Support for Django

   Along with python support please add Django and Flask project templates.

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2. Support for web apps in Crashlytics
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3. Support Apps Script

   It would be great to have support for Apps Script (.gscript) files in IDX. I'm using it to customize Workspace products like Sheets and Forms.
   The syntax highlighting is the same as for JavaScript, but there's a lack of autocompletion in most IDEs.

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4. Remote Config for server side

   Remote Config is extremely powerful, but to have the same features for server-side feature flagging and A/B testing we have to use something like LaunchDarkly which is a. Expensive b. Another set of SDK & libraries to add to both frontend and backend.

   Where Firebase provides remote config, A/B testing, and personalization with the power of Google Analytics and Google's ML capability I think it's obvious Remote config Admin SDK will provide a significant benefit. Since analytics and remote config is already used in frontend it's a no-brainer to add them to the backend and provide a seamless end-to-end user experience.

   Remote Config is extremely powerful, but to have the same features for server-side feature flagging and A/B testing we have to use something like LaunchDarkly which is a. Expensive b. Another set of SDK & libraries to add to both frontend and backend.

   Where Firebase provides remote config, A/B testing, and personalization with the power of Google Analytics and Google's ML capability I think it's obvious Remote config Admin SDK will provide a significant benefit. Since analytics and remote config is already used in frontend it's a no-brainer to add them to the backend and provide a seamless end-to-end user… more

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5. Allow use of TypeScript on "Blank" projects

   By default, a new blank project doesn't permit you to select TypeScript as a language, but it should.

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6. Allow SMS customization & add Web OTP support

   Web OTP support increased phone authorization conversion significantly.
   Currently, We are not able to customize SMS messages to comply
   https://developer.chrome.com/en/articles/web-otp/#format

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7. Add devices running iOS 17 and 18 in Test Lab

   The newest iPhone model and iOS version available to run in Test Lab is an iPhone 14 Pro running iOS 16.6. With iOS 18 recently released, it would be great to have support for newer devices (iPhone 15 and 16 models) running the newest iOS versions (17.x and 18.x).

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8. Auth onUpdate trigger for v1 and v2 functions

   In the same way, we have onCreate and onDelete, it will be very helpful to have an onUpdate option. For example, so we can react to an email address change.

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9. Firebase rules like Cursor rules

   Okay, here is the detailed description of Cursor AI Rules in English:

   "Cursor AI Rules" are configuration files that allow you to customize the behavior of the artificial intelligence within Cursor AI to your specific needs and projects. They enable you to set guidelines, constraints, and behavioral patterns for AI interactions.

   There are different types of Cursor AI Rules:

   1. Global AI Rules (Settings):

   These rules are configured in the Cursor settings under "General".
   They establish fundamental principles for all AI interactions and are language-agnostic.
   For example, you can specify that the AI should always explore the code first before reaching a conclusion, or that it should follow specific programming paradigms when generating code.
   You can also set the language in which the AI should communicate with you.
   2. Project-Wide Rules (.cursorrules or .cursor/rules/*.mdc):

   These rules are defined either in a file named .cursorrules in the root directory of your project or in individual .mdc files within the .cursor/rules/ folder inside your project.
   They apply only to the respective project and allow you to define project-specific conventions and requirements.
   Here, you can specify, for example:
   Which technologies and frameworks the project uses (e.g., "// This project uses React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS").
   Which naming conventions should be used for files and variables (e.g., "// All component files should be named in PascalCase").
   Which libraries should be preferred (e.g., "// Use the lodash library for utility functions").
   Which patterns should be avoided (e.g., "// Avoid inline styles in React components").
   Specific architectural patterns, code quality standards (e.g., RuboCop for Ruby), or testing requirements.
   Using .mdc files in the .cursor/rules/ folder allows for better organization of rules by file type or directory.
   3. Pattern-Specific Rules (.cursor/rules/*.mdc with Globs):

   You can define rules that only apply to specific file patterns.
   In the header of the .mdc file, you can use the keyword Globs: to specify which files or folders this rule should apply to (e.g., Globs: app/controllers/*/.rb for Ruby on Rails controller files).
   How to Define Cursor Rules:

   Global Rules: Go to Cursor Settings -> General and enter your rules in the "Rules for AI" text field.
   Project-Wide Rules (.cursorrules): Create a file named .cursorrules in the root directory of your project and write your rules in this file. You can use plain text, JSON, or other formats that Cursor AI understands.
   Project-Wide Rules (.cursor/rules/*.mdc):
   Open Cursor.
   Press Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P) to open the command palette.
   Search for "File: New Cursor Rule" and select it.
   Enter a name for your rule file (e.g., rails_controllers.mdc) and press Enter. The .cursor/rules/ folder will be created automatically if it doesn't already exist.
   In the header of the file, you can add a Description: and use Globs: to specify which files the rule should apply to.
   Below the header, you can define your specific rules.
   Important Concepts:

   Context-Aware Assistance: Cursor Rules help the AI better understand the context of your project and provide more relevant suggestions.
   Consistency: By defining rules, you ensure that the generated code adheres to the standards and conventions of your project.
   Flexibility: You can combine global, project-wide, and pattern-specific rules to precisely control the AI.
   Agent Mode: In newer versions of Cursor AI, rules can be used in "Agent Mode" to give the AI specific instructions on how to act (e.g., "You are instructa, a senior Rails developer with superpowers!").

   Okay, here is the detailed description of Cursor AI Rules in English:

   "Cursor AI Rules" are configuration files that allow you to customize the behavior of the artificial intelligence within Cursor AI to your specific needs and projects. They enable you to set guidelines, constraints, and behavioral patterns for AI interactions.

   There are different types of Cursor AI Rules:

   1. Global AI Rules (Settings):

   These rules are configured in the Cursor settings under "General".
   They establish fundamental principles for all AI interactions and are language-agnostic.
   For example, you can specify that the AI should always explore the code first before reaching… more

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10. Support fetching/returning data from mutations

    Currently mutations return only the primary key of the created record, but it would be nice to be able to fetch the full record (including e.g. defaulted values) as part of a mutation.

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11. onDisconnect for firestore (user presence)

    https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/solutions/presence

    We have a workaround by using Realtime Database, but if you don't work realtime databases in your app, this seems inefficient and cumbersome. I'd like to see a native method for Firestore that offers this functionality. Perhaps offer a onSnapshot.disconnect hook.

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12. Add Support for common ML and Data analysis workloads

    Development around Machine Learning and/or tools for performing ML should also be considered well, specifically around building tools for ML which do not directly involve training (such as experiment tracking, data analysis, etc.)

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    under review  ·  AdminKirupa (Product Manager, Google, LLC - Firebase) responded

    This is a great suggestion! We are going to investigate what support here can look like and follow-up with you further for more details.

13. Firebase Authentication Setup API

    I'm running the Web/APP builder platform using user's own Firebase. However, when user is creating platform through my service, Authentication setup API is limited to Blaze plans users.
    Please provide the Authentication Setup API also for Spark Plan user.
    Spark Plan user is highly possible to be the Blaze plan user in the future if Firebase provide a contentable user's experience.

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14. Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

    Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

    Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for this.

    Client-side: the Firebase JS web client also does not allow connecting to Firestore, Storage and Functions emulators over HTTPS. HTTP is forced. Only the Auth emulator can connect to a HTTPS host.

    It would be great if support were added for connecting to HTTPS-hosted emulators.

    A built-in integration with self-signed certificates for hosting emulators over HTTPS would also be nice, but that is something that developers can more easily work around themselves if needed, as mentioned.

    See details and more context here https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/1908#issuecomment-1677219899

    Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

    Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

    Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for… more

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15. Allow physical device connection for flutter

    It would be totally awesome if you could use a real device to debug your apps in Flutter. I know it might be impossible, at least for IOS since compilation occurs in an insolated virtual container that is not linked in anyway to your device. However in Android it might be more feasible, since Android it's more flexible with security. This would make Flutter development accessible to anyone, I would totally switch my macbook for this.

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16. Add bitbucket support

    Add support for bitbucket.
    This is fairly similar to add gitlab support:
    https://idx.uservoice.com/forums/953956-general/suggestions/46962415-add-gitlab-support

    Covering both gitlab & bitbucket covers the top 3 git hosting sites.
    A blocker before I try this for a personal project

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17. 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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18. Ability to change project geographic location
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19. App Distribution should have at least basic management of email notifications

    There is no option to set email preferences for tester groups in Firebase App Distribution. It is unnecessary to pester everyone with emails when they can find the last app version in App Tester.

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20. A SQL based database

    Currently Firebase supports JSON & NoSQL Datastore which is a cool thing, but what is currently a pain point is that for building more complex apps with a lot of linked data is such an hassle with NoSQL Databases.

    This is one reason people are pivoting from Firebase for anything long term, if there is a way to host relational data like a SQL instance (Postgres/MySQL) it will make firebase an Ideal solution for apps of any scale.

    I would also happy to share some of the case studies of business which are looking forward to this specific thing.

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