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Support backend modification or deletion options
Currently, we can create backends, but there is no option to modify imported GitHub repositories. If making such modifications isn't possible, it would be beneficial to at least have the option to delete the backend.
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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.
5 votes -
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…6 votes -
Support Bitbucket
Support bitbucket as a source repo provider
7 votes -
Add GitLab as a Provider to be able to link repositories
Ask the cloud team to add GitLab as a Provider, including the CE version.
7 votes -
Support for Remix
Add Remix (https://remix.run) as one of the supported frameworks to deploy apps. It is rather similar to Next.js in many ways so that should be possible.
5 votes -
Skip Build/Deployment Based on Commit Message
Would it possible to implement skipping build/deployment based on commit message? I know for Cloud Build you can include [skip ci] or [ci skip] in the commit message and a build won't trigger, but based off a quick test this doesn't apply to AppHosting builds.
Thanks!
3 votes -
free
please support me
1 vote -
Support Angular Internationalization
At this point the build fails because of the error:
Output directory is not of expected structure4 votes -
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…
2 votes -
no se registra mi dominio lleva casi 1 semana, y no tengo menor idea del por que
no se registro mi dominio y no se por que o que esta mal
1 vote -
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
3 votes -
Wilcard Subdomain support documentation
It seem to be already available (scr: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyhdKb8liEA), can you update the documentation so we have DNS exemple for that.
3 votes -
Blazor in App Hosting ?
Any plan to support Blazor and other non js framework
Or is it already possible by custom integration?
3 votes -
Static file apps support for App Hosting
Allow Firebase App Hosting to host static files app, similar to Firebase Hosting.
This would allow any web framework to work with App Hosting (without server-side rendering) without official support from App Hosting.
3 votes -
Jendo
Menarik
0 votes -
Django support for firebase app hosting
Django is a very popular framework. It is likely the easiest one to get up and running with, also allowing reusing the code much better than other solutions. No need to say how big Python is and Django (and even Flask) will only become bigger and bigger. Firebase app hosting must support Django. Not tomorrow, now!
2 votes
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