I am signed in to Firebase, but when I try to create a new project I get the message "Action is Forbidden." What do I have to do to create a project. My Project Name is Test MSearch1
I could not create a project because my company's policy had changed and limited project creation to only a few individuals.
You can track the issue here: https://status.firebase.google.com/incident/Console/17026
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I want to clone an existing Firebase project, lets name it ProjectA that previously exists on Firebase console with some Remote Config data to another new project(without any Remote Config data), lets name it ProjectB.
The idea behind my question is that currently I have developed an Android app that is using the google-service.json(Firebase configuration file) file from the ProjectA, so I want to create/clone a new Firebase project ProjectB(NOTE: I don't want a new Firebase app on the same project) that starts with exactly the same Remote Config data from ProjectA and then add the google-service.json from the new ProjectB to my new Android app.
I have read the firebase-cli documentation but looks like it's out of its scope.
Has someone accomplished something similar like this or has an idea how can I accomplish this? Thanks in advance!
I just created this ruby gem to automate the manual process that I needed to do from a web browser for cloning my remote config data from ProjectA to a my new ProjectB.
NOTE: The gem is really an alpha version and just consider remote config without any rules. If some of you want to fork it and improved please feel free to do that.
There is currently no way (neither through the Console or through an API) to create a project that is a clone of another project. At the moment you will have to re-create the config data in the new project manually.
Firebase documents a flow to move data between projects here:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/manage-data/move-data
Though the method they outline requires a billed account.
I want to "Link to new or existing Firebase project & app"
but the crashlytics dashboard told me my project is already linked,
how to unlink my existing project ?
To unlink your Fabric app from Firebase, follow the following steps:
Go to The Firebase project settings
Go to Integrations
Select the Fabric "Manage" link
Click the "Unlink Fabric App"
Very late but if someone still having this problem:
1- try to unlink on firebase dashboard as explanined in this response: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49229545/5679560
2- if the option to remove fabric doesn't appear use this direct link
https://fabric.io/remove_firebase_crashlytics?clientId=CLIENT_ID&projectId=PROJECT_ID
CLIENT_ID is your Firebase Client ID. This begins with "android:" or "ios:" and is followed by either your package name (Android) or bundle ID (iOS)
PROJECT_ID is your app’s containing Firebase project ID, which can be found by going to Project Settings. This is also present in the URL of your Firebase console, i.e. https://console.firebase.google.com/project/
you can check more info in this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/50003432/5679560
We have a Google Analytics 360 link to BigQuery, but the ga_sessions_* tables are showing up in a new project that is in between the selected project and the Public Datasets. This new project has the name of the project ID instead of the GCP project name as usual. Like below (details changed);
We cannot create any new datasets in this new project and it is not visible to us in Data Studio (even though we have the necessary credentials).
Normally, a project allows you to create a dataset:
But with this project there are no such options:
If anyone could shed some light on this situation it would be great. We would really like to create more datasets in our project.
ps. I was also not able to query this GA360 project until I entered a billing account into my own personal project which is not related to this GA360 project.
I think the problem is that you are trying to interact with the project ("project-id-182938") from the display panel, and not as the project actually selected in BigQuery.
Make it the selected project by switching to it:
Then you should all the options appear normally (as long as you have the right permissions as you say you do).
I have an application based on firebase database, now I want to change the database of this existing project. Is it possible? If yes, then how can it be done?
You have got 2 options:
Keep the same project, but change your database: simply import your new Database (JSON file) from the Firebase Console.
Create another project, download the new configuration file and add it to your application. You'll get a brand new database with the new project.
I want to clone an existing Firebase project, lets name it ProjectA that previously exists on Firebase console with some Remote Config data to another new project(without any Remote Config data), lets name it ProjectB.
The idea behind my question is that currently I have developed an Android app that is using the google-service.json(Firebase configuration file) file from the ProjectA, so I want to create/clone a new Firebase project ProjectB(NOTE: I don't want a new Firebase app on the same project) that starts with exactly the same Remote Config data from ProjectA and then add the google-service.json from the new ProjectB to my new Android app.
I have read the firebase-cli documentation but looks like it's out of its scope.
Has someone accomplished something similar like this or has an idea how can I accomplish this? Thanks in advance!
I just created this ruby gem to automate the manual process that I needed to do from a web browser for cloning my remote config data from ProjectA to a my new ProjectB.
NOTE: The gem is really an alpha version and just consider remote config without any rules. If some of you want to fork it and improved please feel free to do that.
There is currently no way (neither through the Console or through an API) to create a project that is a clone of another project. At the moment you will have to re-create the config data in the new project manually.
Firebase documents a flow to move data between projects here:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/manage-data/move-data
Though the method they outline requires a billed account.