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Committing firebase.json to a repo should not be the way to deploy a Django server (I have a Heroku Django app, and committing that file is the only way I can use drf-firebase-auth as it exists today). There should be a way to set the contents of firebase.json as an environment variable.
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So in my code I'm just reading in the json from a secret manager (I happen to be using AWS Secrets Manager), but if you have access to some cloud storage or secret manager, you could just read in the json yourself and parse it to a dict.
Committing
firebase.json
to a repo should not be the way to deploy a Django server (I have a Heroku Django app, and committing that file is the only way I can use drf-firebase-auth as it exists today). There should be a way to set the contents offirebase.json
as an environment variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: