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Microsoft SignInWithCredential functionality
To add authentication a manifest v3 chrome extension SignInWithCredential has to be used as SignInWithPopup violates the v3 csp rules.
Microsoft tokens currently aren't supported, making it hard to use Microsoft authentication in a chrome extension unless you create a backend cloud function. This is a long workaround and would be helpful if SignInWithCredential could be used immediately.
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1 vote
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Enable source map support
Since Node 12 it has built-in source map support. For cloud run deployments we can start the node server with the flag --enable-source-maps, but for cloud functions we don't have this control.
I don't understand why we still need to install and register the source-map-support NPM package in our code to get source maps to work.
I suggest to have a configuration option that enables the flag, preventing us from having to manually install a package that is considered obsolete for newer versions of Node.
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Remember sort order for remote config view.
Remember sort order for remote config view so you don't have to change the sort every time the console page is refreshed.
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GraphQL Federation
Support federating a Data Connect service with other GraphQL schemas using federation protocols. Stitch together existing GraphQL services with Data Connect.
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The errors thrown for a wrong password and an account that does not exist should be different
This is a problem I have encountered while using Firebase with Swift. I want to be able to prompt the user to sign up if they do not have an account. However, the error returned from Auth.auth().signIn(withEmail, password) is the same if the user enters the wrong password or an email the doesn't exist. If the errors were different I would be able to show the sign up prompt only if that specific error is thrown.
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Another project contains an OAuth 2.0 client that uses this same SHA-1 fingerprint and package name combination
Hello everyone,
I'm facing a persistent issue when trying to register my Android app in Firebase, specifically related to the SHA-1 fingerprint. My application is built using React Native.I recently cleaned up my Firebase console by deleting several old projects, leaving only one active project named socialapp. My intention is to add my React Native Android app to this socialapp project.
When I attempt to add an Android app to my socialapp project in the Firebase console, I consistently encounter the following error message:
Another project contains an OAuth 2.0 client that uses this same SHA-1 fingerprint and package…1 vote -
Interfaces, Union types in GraphQL
Support for GraphQL Interfaces or Union Types through the built in GraphQL schema builder tool. This was extensively discussed in the Google Chat group.
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为什么我们的应用在上架google play之后,下载到手机,无法使用firebase auth 进行第三方登录(goolgle,apple),弹出了授权页面,但是确认后没有任何反应。 我们打包的release apk 一切正常,已经检查过firebase 的SHA1 ,与goo
为什么我们的应用在上架google play之后,下载到手机,无法使用firebase auth 进行第三方登录(goolgle,apple),弹出了授权页面,但是确认后没有任何反应。
我们打包的release apk 一切正常,已经检查过firebase 的SHA1 ,与google play的配置一致,在配置完成后,重新生成了firebase文件,还是无法解决问题。1 vote -
Automated Desktop-to-Web Application Conversion via AI
Feature Request: AI-Powered Desktop-to-Web Application Conversion
The Core Idea
I'm a Java desktop application developer, and I've often thought about the immense value of bringing these robust applications to the web. My core suggestion is for Google to enhance its AI-powered web application creation tools to allow developers to upload existing desktop application source code. The AI would then analyze and "replicate" the application's functionality and user interface as a web-based application.The Problem This Solves
Currently, converting a desktop application like one built with Java Swing or SWT to a web application is a massive undertaking. It typically requires…1 vote -
Automatic Deployment of Changed Firebase Functions
Firebase should offer a built-in feature to automatically detect changes to Cloud Functions and deploy only those functions, grouped into manageable batches to avoid rate limits. This feature would streamline deployments by:
- Scanning the project directory to identify functions with modified code since the last deployment.
- Automatically batching the deployment of changed functions based on rate limit thresholds (e.g., 8-10 functions per batch).
- Handling the deployment process transparently within the Firebase CLI or CI/CD integrations, reducing manual intervention.
This functionality would save time, minimize deployment errors, and improve developer workflows, particularly in large projects with numerous functions.
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I was added to a project I don't recognize and can't remove myself
I receive an email saying that somebody has added me to their firebase project. I do not know this person nor this project.
I cannot reject the invitation. It was in fact not an invitation, just a notification that I was added to that project.
I try to remove myself but I can't because I don't have permisison to remove member from that project
How can someone just add me to a project just by knowing my email? Why doesn't it an invitation that I can turn down? and why can't I remove myself?1 vote -
Error al "Empezar" con Storage
Bug o error reportado como desconocido al "Empezar" con Storage.
Error: Al querer "Empezar" Storage teniendo un plan spark me deja continuar hasta "Crear" pero luego tira un "Error desconocido". Pero pude verificar que ese error desconocido se debe a que para habilitar el Storage debo tener el plan Blaze habilitado. Es necesario que modifiquen el mensaje, ya que los usuarios no pueden saber el porque del error si el mensaje no es correcto. Yo estuve 3 días intentando "Empezar" con storage hasta qeu me pase al plan Blaze aunque no sabía si iba a funcionar.0 votes -
Cloud Functions versioning
It will be great to have an easy way to deploy different versions of our API and access them by adding a "v1" or "v2" to the URL.
Currently, we can do it manually by changing the name of the function, but the ideal is to have a new parameter in the deployment process (CLI) to "group" them in versions.
This idea is great to roll out and have different versions living side by side until the production version that uses the new API is released to all the users.6 votes -
1 vote
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VueJS support for App Hosting
Allow Firebase App Hosting to support VueJS framework
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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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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;…
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