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Can Firebase cloud functions be deployed with a Google IAM service account?

I used to be able to deploy Cloud Functions for Firebase with a service account with this:

gcloud functions deploy MyFunction --service-account [email protected]

That now throws an error that it can’t find lib/index.js. I’ve tried different paths in main: in package.json but nothing works. Any suggestions for fixing that error?

And is there a way to deploy Firebase Cloud Functions with an IAM service account? This doesn’t work:

firebase deploy --only functions:MyFunction --service-account [email protected]
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    I figured it out. The emulator requires a path to the service account key this way:

    const options = {
  keyFilename: ".../.../environments/service_account_keys/my-project-12345.json",
};
import { TranslationServiceClient } from '@google-cloud/translate';
const translationClient = new TranslationServiceClient(options);

    The cloud requires a path to the service account key this way:

    import { TranslationServiceClient } from '@google-cloud/translate';
const translationClient = new TranslationServiceClient();
export const GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS = ".../.../environments/service_account_keys/my-project-12345.json";

    I'll write a detailed answer tomorrow morning.


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    The Firebase CLI does not support this. You can think of the Firebase CLI as a simplified view of GCP services, and this is not part of the simplified view it exposes.

    If you want to see a list of everything the CLI can do, find its reference documentation. You can also use --help on the command line to get help on any command to see what your choices are.

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