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1. Cloud SQL Access from Firebase App Hosting
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2. Streamline the process of adding .env variables to the build configuration

   I like the idea that you can use Cloud Secret Manager to store and encrypt the secrets within the app.

   Coming from using .env files in Next.js and Vercel hosting could this process be made simpler e.g. reading the .env file from your app directly and intelligently placing the key/value pairs in the apphosting.yaml file or the rollout during creation.

   This would be good to keep things simple and straight forward.

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3. Fix GitHub integration

   Issues:

   1. In the app hosting wizard: Connecting a GitHub account that is not the owner of the GitHub repository and then removing it breaks the GitHub integration process and the App Hosting set up process.
   2. Being just a collaborator to a GitHub repo doesn't make it visible in the App Hosting Set Up wizard, you have to connect with the GitHub account of the owner of the repo.

   Error messages:

   1. Connection verification failed: unable to verify the authorization token: GET https://api.github.com/user: 401 Bad credentials []: failed precondition.
   2. Error: Request to https://developerconnect.googleapis.com/v1/projects/PROJECT-ID/locations/europe-west4/connections/firebase-app-hosting-github-oauth:fetchGitHubInstallations had HTTP Error: 400, Failed to list GitHub installations

   I described the issue in detail in this r/Firebase reddit post:
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   https://www.reddit.com/r/Firebase/comments/1i1k4ln/firebase_app_hosting_and_github_issue/

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   Improvement suggestions:

   1. Don't make the GitHub integration step mandatory as I only wanted to manually deploy at that stage.

   2. Let the user know he needs to be the owner and can't change the "bot-account" later.

   3. Add the ability to remove the account and change to another.

   4. Make it work not only with repos where you are the owner but also to repos where you are collaborator

   5. Add the ability to "Factory reset" a firebase project.

   6. Add the ability to reuse a project ID if it's been deleted already.

   Issues:

   1. In the app hosting wizard: Connecting a GitHub account that is not the owner of the GitHub repository and then removing it breaks the GitHub integration process and the App Hosting set up process.
   2. Being just a collaborator to a GitHub repo doesn't make it visible in the App Hosting Set Up wizard, you have to connect with the GitHub account of the owner of the repo.

   Error messages:

   1. Connection verification failed: unable to verify the authorization token: GET https://api.github.com/user: 401 Bad credentials []: failed precondition.
   2. Error: Request to https://developerconnect.googleapis.com/v1/projects/PROJECT-ID/locations/europe-west4/connections/firebase-app-hosting-github-oauth:fetchGitHubInstallations had HTTP Error: 400, Failed to list GitHub installations

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4. Configure Headers in firebase.json or apphosting.yaml

   Similarly to what is possible in Firebase Hosting (https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/full-config#headers), Firebase App Hosting should also allow setting headers in configurations, be it in firebase.json or apphosting.yaml.

   A use case is to add cache-related headers to some resources to prevent the browser from caching them.

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5. Provide referral credits when an application refers an user to Firebase Studio bringing in traffic inflow

   Provide referral credits when an application or user name refers an user to Firebase Studio bringing in traffic inflow (like Amazon does on their site)

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6. create a UI for managing environment variables and surfacing build error messages in the Firebase console

   create a UI for managing environment variables and surfacing build error messages in the Firebase console (so you don't have to go into CloudBuild)

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7. support SvelteKit in app hosting

   support SvelteKit apps in the new App Hosting

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8. Af network
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9. Astro with SSR support on App Hosting

   Please publish the community support plugin for Astro so that Astro SSR can be zero-config deployed via App Hosting. Trying to make it work through Firebase Hosting via the standalone node server is quite problematic with issues on how to validate the cookies of Firebase Auth in the SSR environment using client side SDK.

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10. VueJS support for App Hosting

    Allow Firebase App Hosting to support VueJS framework

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11. Flutter support for App Hosting

    Allow Firebase App Hosting to build and deploy Flutter apps.

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12. GitLab support for Firebase App Hosting

    We (and I'm sure many others) have large data repositories in GitLab using its CI system, and for technical and political reasons, we do not plan to migrate to any other code repository.

    Firebase App Hosting seems to be tightly integrated with GitHub only. Extending its support to GitLab (or other Git repositories) would greatly help with adoption, even if it requires manual CI configuration.

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13. custom remote git support

    Support for self hosted gitlab or other git remote sources

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14. Support Functions on App Hosting

    Firebase Functions don't seem to be well supported in App Hosting. At least if you are using Typescript in the functions, the deploy process runs into an error in the build step. It seems to be because "npm run build" runs Typescript checking everywhere, and the dependencies in functions/package.json haven't been installed.

    A user on Stack Overflow who asked about this ended up working around it by setting tsconfig.json to ignore the functions directory. They also have to do a manual deploy of the functions, because apparently the App Hosting deploy process doesn't do it.

    Ideally everything should just work; type checking in functions would happen separately from the next.js code, and functions would get deployed automatically.

    Here's the error from the build process:

    Running "npm run build"

    chatfront@0.1.0 build
    next build
    Attention: Next.js now collects completely anonymous telemetry regarding usage.
    This information is used to shape Next.js' roadmap and prioritize features.
    You can learn more, including how to opt-out if you'd not like to participate in this anonymous program, by visiting the following URL:
    https://nextjs.org/telemetry
    ▲ Next.js 15.2.1
    Creating an optimized production build ...
    ✓ Compiled successfully
    Linting and checking validity of types ...
    Failed to compile.
    ./functions/src/index.ts:10:25
    Type error: Cannot find module 'firebase-functions/v2/https' or its corresponding type declarations.
    8 | */
    9 |
    10 | import {onRequest} from "firebase-functions/v2/https";
    | ^
    11 | import * as logger from "firebase-functions/logger";
    12 |
    13 | // Start writing functions
    Next.js build worker exited with code: 1 and signal: null
    Done "npm run build" (29.986122243s)

    Firebase Functions don't seem to be well supported in App Hosting. At least if you are using Typescript in the functions, the deploy process runs into an error in the build step. It seems to be because "npm run build" runs Typescript checking everywhere, and the dependencies in functions/package.json haven't been installed.

    A user on Stack Overflow who asked about this ended up working around it by setting tsconfig.json to ignore the functions directory. They also have to do a manual deploy of the functions, because apparently the App Hosting deploy process doesn't do it.

    Ideally everything should just work;… more

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15. Allow rewrite for hostname/domain (not only paths)

    It would be great to have the ability to redirect multiple domains to the same project.

    I tried to achieve this with regular expression redirect, but it doesn't work:

    {
            "regex": "https:\\/\\/.*?(?P<hostname>\\w+\\.[a-z]+)\\/",
            "destination": "/:hostname/index.html"
    }
    

    For example with domains one.com and two.com, I want to be able to redirect them to the same project but different subfolders (e.g. /one.com/index.html, /two.com/index.html) -- this will allow to share common resources (styles, images, etc) between the projects, while still being able to customize the content for each one.

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16. Cloud Armor or WAF Support

    Enhanced security features such as Cloud Armor or WAF is almost a must-have nowadays also the level of protection is unclear.

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17. 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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18. Firebase project config in env

    Cloud functions do provide process. env.FIREBASE_CONFIG.

    One can set it in the yaml, but it would be nice if app hosting would provide these automatically.

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19. Support submodules

    Support submodules for automated builds.

    Currently, builds fail when checking out submodules.

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20. Support for custom docker images for cloud run in firebase app hosting

    Although current version of firebase hosting is optimized for next and angular, I don't see why I can't use the same to run pure backend services written in any language if google cloud run is used in the background. If it's possible to use your own dockerfile and mention a port for listening to traffic, using your own build process within the dockerfile, I can setup custom backend with the simplicity of firebase.

    I would get control over binaries in my backend, like puppeteer needs chrome etc.
    I would get auto-ssl, auto scaling , load balancing capabilities
    This can be a drop in replacement for something like digitalocean.

    Although current version of firebase hosting is optimized for next and angular, I don't see why I can't use the same to run pure backend services written in any language if google cloud run is used in the background. If it's possible to use your own dockerfile and mention a port for listening to traffic, using your own build process within the dockerfile, I can setup custom backend with the simplicity of firebase.

    I would get control over binaries in my backend, like puppeteer needs chrome etc.
    I would get auto-ssl, auto scaling , load balancing capabilities
    This can be… more

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