I am trying to create new private key for firebase admin sdk, but the button is not available. Can someone guide me on how can i achieve this?
Any solution appreciated!
After a lot of struggle. Finally, I found the solution. Just go to google cloud and click on the firebase-admin option and add your keys
https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/serviceaccounts
You can also check this video
firebaser here
The option to generate this key was accidentally removed from the Firebase console last Friday, as a new version of the console interpreted the HTML differently than in the past. We have a fix for this rolling out in production today.
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I am new to Firebase. When I am creating a new Firestore database am getting this error
Enabling Cloud Firestore will prevent you from using Cloud Datastore with this project, notably from the associated App Engine app
All solutions I found online are completely targeting experts/individual who knows their way around Firebase and Google Cloud. To me, this error is a roadblock. I tried using my other Gmail accounts, creating new projects and the same error appears. even the cancel and close buttons seen are not working I have to refresh just to get back.
Kindly help or guide me what should I do.
Based on #JoshL.Minga and #RenaudTarnec comments, the issue was narrowed down to a specific browser. After switching to Safari it didn't reproduce.
This issue has been reported to Google support.
Aside from that, you may want to try creating a Frirestore DB using a brand new project. Make sure that your new project is created via the Firebase console and not in the GCP console.
I'm using Firebase to generate dynamic links backend side.
I need to generate shorted links, so I'm using this approach as suggested into the documentation:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/dynamic-links/link-shortener
I noticed that, into this documentation, there isn't a parameter to specify the minimum version of the iOS app (similar like 'androidMinPackageVersionCode').
This is strange because using the manual approach this seams possible: https://firebase.google.com/docs/dynamic-links/create-manually
imv: The version number of the minimum version of your app that can
open the link. This flag is passed to your app when it is opened, and
your app must decide what to do with it.
Wrong documentation?
This is a known feature request. The only workaround for this is to add imv in the long link manually and creating a short Firebase Dynamic Link using a long link.
I am trying to create firestore database but got the message "This project is set up to use Cloud Firestore in Datastore mode. This mode can only be accessed from Google Cloud Platform".
This is setup using GCP. How can I do that? Also not able to switch to native mode. Please help me.
This message indicates that your database was created in Datastore mode, when you created your project. You should be able to change it by accessing the Datastore Console using this link here and clicking in the available button to switch the mode - check here. However, as clarified in this other post from the Community here, you can only do it once and if you have not performed any changes in your database.
In case you don't fit in these above scenarios, you will need to create a new project and configure Firestore from the beginning.
Let me know if the information helped you!
I face the same problem on creating a fresh project.
I think it's default behavior with latest changes.
Just go to Datastore and switch to NATIVE MODE.
Go over to Firestore Database
Click on the link provided
Change to Native Mode
I was wondering how I can create a topic in the console of fire base. I see there is android code to do it from the application but that takes time to reflect on the console. I don't even know where to look if it was created. Also can this be done in Javascript compared to java?
Example code for JS would be nice if I cannot do it through the console.
Thanks,
You don't need to do anything in the console to create a topic. Just start using it by string name on both the server and client, and it will just work.
I've implemented the new firebase crashlytics in my application but for some reason I don't see a crashlytics tab anywhere, just a tab for crash reporting. Or am I missing something?
I bet you're referring to this:
7th November 2017:
(As I write this answer) Crashlytics is still in beta and is slowly rolling out for users. You should get it as soon as possible. Otherwise there is an opt-in link.
Note If you're using multiple Google accounts, make sure you have the correct account selected within the Firebase Console.