Helpful video. Question: What if you wanted to do this for Firebase Callable Functions? There is no way to directly cURL those, so how would you invoke the local Cloud Function for those? Thanks
I appreciate your video - it's been incredibly insightful. Yet, while attempting to implement the concepts in Python, I've been having dificulties regarding authentication. I've managed to execute the function, but it seems that my impersonation of my service account isn't seamlessly integrated with the local function, leading to a persistent error: "Unable to acquire impersonated credentials." Could you consider creating a video in the near future that delves into the intricacies of authenticating with Python? In the interim, if you could point me to any relevant documentation, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your assistance.
Happy to hear that the content is insightful. Regarding your python friction: impersonated Application Default Credentials should be picked up by the python client as well. Your personal user might miss the permissions to impersonate - do a web search for "google cloud use service account impersonation" and you will find the documentation. I hope this resolves your error.
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I waited for this for 6 years now, thanks!
Exactly what I was looking for. This is straight fw as compared to other video which try to run emulators. Great learning resource (at least for me)
Happy to hear that it was helpful!
Christoph, you legend!
This video is amazing, thanks for it
Helpful video. Question: What if you wanted to do this for Firebase Callable Functions? There is no way to directly cURL those, so how would you invoke the local Cloud Function for those? Thanks
Good question! I don't know the answer. The folks over at the Firebase sub-reddit may know: r/firebase.
I would like to see debugging Firebase Storage with local files beeing „uploaded“ on local instance in the Emulator :).
Thx ❤
Great suggestion -- thank you! We're adding it to the list.
I appreciate your video - it's been incredibly insightful. Yet, while attempting to implement the concepts in Python, I've been having dificulties regarding authentication. I've managed to execute the function, but it seems that my impersonation of my service account isn't seamlessly integrated with the local function, leading to a persistent error: "Unable to acquire impersonated credentials."
Could you consider creating a video in the near future that delves into the intricacies of authenticating with Python? In the interim, if you could point me to any relevant documentation, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your assistance.
Happy to hear that the content is insightful. Regarding your python friction: impersonated Application Default Credentials should be picked up by the python client as well. Your personal user might miss the permissions to impersonate - do a web search for "google cloud use service account impersonation" and you will find the documentation. I hope this resolves your error.
Please the same example in python
Thank you for the suggestion. We're adding it to the list.
Nice for single function when you have real products it is useless when you use auth and tasks it gets so complicated