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I realize you can create a firebase token by using firebase login:ci You can revoke an individual token by doing firebase logout --token <token> But how do you either a) revoke all of them, or b) list all the active tokens? I want to make sure there aren't leftover tokens that are still active on a project. Ravi Shankar Bharti These tokens are Google OAuth2 refresh tokens (see bullet 4 in Google Identity Platform ). Their number is limited (i guess it is 25 ). The easiest way to explicitly revoke a token is to use firebase logout --token <token> as you mentioned. I do not know of an API for

I want to do some intense job on firebase functions and it usually takes more than 60 seconds. On production, I can set timeout longer from web console but I cannot find setting for local environment. Following is the command which I'm using to start serving. firebase serve --only functions I'm using HTTPS trigger and following is the command to trigger my function on local. functions-emulator call myfunc --data='{"uid":"user_id_1"}' Is there way to configure timeout on local? You can set the timeout and memory options in local using the RunWith function const runtimeOpts = { timeoutSeconds:

I'm having trouble doing firebase deploy --only functions for an app on Blaze plan. I have the latest firebase-tools CLI (v 3.5.0). I get the following error: === Deploying to 'myapp1234'... i deploying functions i functions: ensuring necessary APIs are enabled... i runtimeconfig: ensuring necessary APIs are enabled... ✔ runtimeconfig: all necessary APIs are enabled ✔ functions: all necessary APIs are enabled i functions: preparing functions directory for uploading... i functions: packaged functions (1.29 KB) for uploading ✔ functions: functions folder uploaded successfully i starting release

I have a Firebase project that I've created earlier this year. It uses Cloud Functions to run some operations on the Realtime Database. Yesterday, I learned about the Callable Cloud Functions , so I decided to try it in my app to see if I should update my existing Functions or not. I've created a simple Cloud Function for testing purposes: exports.testCall = functions.https.onCall((data, context) =>{ console.log(context.auth.uid); return {response:"This means success"}; }); But when I try to deploy this function, I get the error: Error: Error occurred while parsing your function triggers.

According to Firebase documentation , environment configs can be set by running the command: firebase functions:config:set someservice.key="THE API KEY" someservice.id="THE CLIENT ID" However, I am wondering is there a way to import environment configs from a file e.g. from a JSON file configs.json : firebase functions:config:set configs.json 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45098388/firebase-cloud-functions-import-environment-configurations-from-file