I have been deploying functions with firebase successfully all day learning how to use it. I was trying to see what happened if I initialized another directory that deploys to t
This just started happening to me also...
Looks like either npm
is outputting a different result for this command
npm outdated firebase-functions --json=true
// for me outputs {}\n
And the script checkFirebaseSDKVersion.js
is expecting something like this (which it would get if your firebase-functions WAS actually out of date)
{
"current": "2.5.0",
"wanted": "2.5.0",
"latest": "3.0.2",
"location": "node_modules/some path /firebase-functions"
}
OR a blank output... more likely in your case
What you can do to 'Fix' it
This will probably get fixed pretty soon as it start affecting more people...
for now
modify
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/firebase-tools/lib/checkFirebaseSDKVersion.js
add this to account for the updated empty output of {}\n
around line 24
if (data && data.toString() !== "{}\n") {
output = JSON.parse(data.toString("utf8")); // existing Code!
}
Not sure how the update process works for npm, so you might have to revert this to update it when fixed, but I don't think so.
Hope that helps!