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Firebase Error: Failed to fetch Run service undefined

I am trying to deploy the firebase functions and getting the error:

Error: Failed to fetch Run service undefined`

I’ve already tried to update firebase-tools, but it did not help. Could you please help to resolve it?

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  1. 0

    Make sure that firebase-tools is actually updated. Try firebase --version and see if it is v11.18.0.

    I had firebase installed with pnpm globally, so npm update did not actually update the correct package.

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  2. 0

    I had same error in windows 10.
    firebase deploy --only functions

    v11.18.0 has fixed the error.

    npm install -g firebase-tools --force

npm audit fix
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    After a day of try and error. I noticed that no matter what I do the firebase --version never updates. v11.0.1 or whatever it is in your case.
    I tried a simple workaround on this problem as following:

    1. Downloaded the firebase standalone binary from their official webpage
    2. [optional] copied it to C:firebase (For easy access next time)
    3. Run it from there, it will open up a terminal, you can now cd E:somefilelocationtocloud_functions then you can do firebase init and firebase deploy
      Furthermore, while you’re having the terminal opened, you can check firebase --version to see that this terminal does have the latest version of the firebase-tools unlike the global windows cmd. At least this solved the problem for me, I wanted to share it in case it might help someone!
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    As others have pointed out, this is an issue with an older version.

    Manual workaround: before deployment, go to Firebase admin console, and delete all existing cloud functions there. If the console is clean, the deploy command will work.

    Proper solution: Upgrade firebase cli version.

    On macOS, I noticed no matter how many times I run npm install it never actually updated.

    This command finally updated it for me:

    curl -sL https://firebase.tools | upgrade=true bash

    Verify it using firebase --version, mine is at 11.22.0 now.

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    also check node version. I had node 16 selected and it was too new for firebase-functions 3.20.0 and npm 8.19.3.
    Selecting with nvm use 14 did the trick here.

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    Another quick workaround will be to deploy the function through the google cloud console directly.

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    Installing the latest version of the firebase-functions package and changing node from 10 to 14 in functions/package.json did it for me. Deleting package.json might also be wise.

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