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Updating in datastore not working in GAE 1.9.0
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Closed 9 years ago.
As of today, I cannot commit to the Cloud Datastore anymore. I did not upload a new version and lookups + runQuerys work just fine. So, what happened?
I use my own wrapper to communicate with the REST API but since the problem is limited to commits I was wondering if the Cloud Datasore is undergoing some changes.
Thank you for the report, we're investigating the issue now.
Update: We've addressed the issue. Please join the Google Cloud Datastore downtime notify mailing list for future updates.
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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'm trying to delete version from my crashlytics tab as they are not necessary.
I've already seen this post which exactly what I need but for Firebase, this new app isn't on Fabrics as they'll migrate to Firebase in a month or so.
I haven't been able to find the same functionality as in Fabrics. If anyone knows that would be really helpful.
As of today, after reaching to Firebase support, I got this answer:
We have received similar requests to add support for enabling and disabling the monitoring of a specific version of your app. I've raised your request to our engineering team, and this will be evaluated for consideration. However, I cannot guarantee when this feature will be officially rolled out.
For now, you may keep an eye out on our Firebase blog or release notes for any latest news or new features that we may have. We appreciate that you have expressed your feedback as this makes Firebase a better place for everyone.
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Does the Firebase Spark (free) plan work on a per project basis?
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Closed 3 years ago.
I have a firebase project. I'm intending to add another project for my new app. I know the cloud firestore and storage limitations but I'm not sure if this limitations ar set for per project individually or been set for my firebase account.
The spark plan limitations are per project. You can check all limitations and pricing on the official documentation regarding pricing where it is also mentioned. Please also note, that multiple databases are also allowed per project.
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Which firebase services require google play services on Android?
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Closed 4 years ago.
Background
I have an older app that still runs properly and is based on an old version of Firebase using the Real-time database functionality.
It runs on my emulator that does not have Google Services available.
Attempting To Upgrade To New Firebase
Now, I'm attempting to upgrade that code and I'm running on an emulator image that does not have Google Play services available.
Installed Firebase Via Android Studio Tools...Firebase...
I did the installation via the built-in tools from Android Studio (following the latest docs from Firebase).
The Problem
Every time the new code based on the latest version of Firebase attempts to call the following line of code I get an error (follows):
FirebaseDatabase fbd = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance();
Error Message
I get the following error:
Default FirebaseApp is not initialized in this process . Make
sure to call FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) first.
I'm Already Making That Call
However, I am successfully making the call to FirebaseApp.initializeApp(Context) previous to that line of code -- I've stepped thru via debugger.
Unsure About Google Services
I've seen that some say you have to add a reference to the Google Services but I'm not sure why the Firebase docs don't mention that and the built-in Android Studio tool didn't add it.
Can you point me to a definitive place in the docs where it says you need Google Services? Has anyone experienced this? Does anyone know for sure if Google Services are required?
Ok, I looked more closely at the Firebase docs (https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/database/FirebaseDatabase.html#getInstance(java.lang.String))
Here's a snapshot of the info:
I'm adding that because of that odd Also: Google Play Services item. It's a link that does nothing. It isn't very helpful, but
I'm assuming it means that you do indeed need Google Play Services to be available.
This situation is odd for another reason also, and that is because the call to FirebaseApp.initializeApp(this); succeeds without error even though you can basically do nothing after that, since you will have a dependency upon Google Services for the core functionality.
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Pull lost code from Firebase Hosting deployment
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Closed 4 years ago.
My laptop just died and i didn't have any backup so all my work is lost. I have been working on a web app and i've been using firebase to host it. Is it possible to get back the source code from firebase?
From #Kato
There is no method available to grab your Firebase code. You should be
utilizing your own version control (e.g. git) to manage your revisions
and backups.
If your code was on your laptop without any backups then your code is most likely gone.
For your next projects - start use GIT(github for example)