Firebase Storage Image not showing for 2/3 days. I have some published apps, inside those apps have some Images showing from Firebase Storage and now suddenly it is not showing/viewing. I have also checked those images from Browser > Firebase Console > Storage, but it is not showing image preview and shows: "Error loading preview". But My Firebase Firestore data is showing without any error. I checked Storage Quota, no issue about that. My Firebase Plan is "Blaze" Pay as you go.
Now, what steps should I take to solve the problem? Can anybody help me regarding this issue?
This is not firebase problem, i already contacted with firebase team.
This problem happening from 29th December from Bangladesh.
I think this is an mistake from BTCL, now you can use VPN but this is not solution,
We have to wait or have to communicated with BTCL for solve this issue.
I even couldn't deploy firebase functions using firebase-tools from Bangladesh.
So I contacted firebase team and seems they have nothing to do as this is a country specific problem.
For now I am deploying functions from a headless remote environment.
This issue needs to be sort out either BTRC or google.
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My app is suddenly unable to write to my Firebase storage. When I go to my firebase console I now see a warning
On September 19 we made an important security improvement to Cloud Storage for Firebase. If your app is experiencing issues or you simply want to learn more, visit the Firebase FAQ. Learn more
From following the link it sounds like if you setup your Firebase Storage before September 19, 2022 it created a cloud storage bucket for you named firebase-storage#system.gserviceaccount.com. but with the new changes the previously-linked Cloud Storage buckets named firebase-storage#system.gserviceaccount.com. are no longer supported.
I have very little experience working with Cloud storage, So my question is how do I fix this? What steps do I need to take to get firebase storage working properly again?
The FAQ link tells you pretty explicitly what to do, so I recommend following the steps described there.
If you like a more visual guide, this comment on a GitHub issue on this same error message might help too: https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/9588#issuecomment-1258294970
If you're still having trouble after following these guides, edit your question to show what you tried. Without that, it's unlikely we can help any better than the FAQ and the GitHub link.
I added an option to sign in with Google but, to my understanding, it only works for me because my SHA-1 signature is in the Firebase settings page so it'll only work for me but not for them.
We're a team of 10 people and I don't want everyone to start adding their own signatures if possible.
Is it at all possible to make this happen in debug mode? We're not in release yet.
P.S if I'm wrong about the reason and it should work fine with only my SHA-1 fingerprint, what is the issue?
I'm not sure if it's different if we deploy the app on play store, but if you've not deployed yet and just downloaded the apk from Android Studio / VS Code then anyone with a valid Gmail account can sign In.
I've also developed google sign in for my app and people are able to login.
Can you share the setup and code it can help us to narrow down the issue.
I am using Firebase Crashlytics in my Android app. At this point, my app is exclusively available as an internal test version which is only visible to 3 known testers (set up within Google Play console). Everything works well and I see my crashs in the console.
However, I keep getting crash resports of totally unknown users who are not registered as testers. I can see these users in the Authentication tab in the Firebase console. Here is a snippet:
I see crash reports of totally unknown devices which definitely do not belong to any of my registered testers. They are definitely not coming from an emulator.
QUESTION: Does anyone have an idea where these users come from and how they can access an app in the internal test track?
OK, if anyone has the same question: I got this answer here:
Google/Android runs some automated bot tests on your app.
Would be great if that were documented somewhere...
I'm just looking into firebase, after logging in with my google account and creating a project I cannot create a real-time database in the dashboard/console, the database permission dialog appears and clicking ok give a 500 error in the console.
health check says the service is up, and no detail error information is available is there another way to do this, maybe a cli tool or legacy dashboard that still works?
firebaser here
There was a problem with creating Firestore and Realtime Databases on newly created Firebase projects for the past few hours. Existing projects and databases were not affected, and no data was lost.
The problem has been solved now.
I have projects available in google cloud which i want to import on firebase. On firebase console, none of the project got listed in dropdown of adding project. On further investigation, I got to know that a google's below API is getting crashed.
https://mobilesdk-pa.clients6.google.com/v1/projects:listMigratable?key=
Status Code: 500
I have filed a ticket on firebase support as well. Meanwhile, can anyone have a workaround or any solution to help me in proceeding forward?