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v3.1.0

  • [added] Added new functions for testing errors in the iid package (e.g. iid.IsNotFound()).
  • [fixed] auth.UpdateUser() and auth.DeleteUser() return the expected UserNotFound error when called with a non-existing uid.
  • [added] Implemented the auth.ImportUsers() function for importing users into Firebase Auth in bulk.

v3.0.0

  • [changed] All functions that make network calls now take context as an argument.

v2.7.0

  • [added] Added several new functions for testing errors (e.g. auth.IsUserNotFound()).
  • [added] Added support for setting the mutable-content property on FCM messages sent via APNS.
  • [changed] Updated the error messages returned by the messaging package. These errors now contain the full details sent by the back-end server.

v2.6.1

  • [added] Added support for Go 1.6.
  • [changed] Fixed a bug in the UnsubscribeFromTopic() function.
  • [changed] Improved the error message returned by GetUser(), GetUserByEmail() and GetUserByPhoneNumber() APIs in auth package.

v2.6.0

  • [changed] Improved error handling in FCM by mapping more server-side errors to client-side error codes.
  • [added] Added the db package for interacting with the Firebase database.

v2.5.0

  • [changed] Import context from golang.org/x/net for 1.6 compatibility

Cloud Messaging

  • [added] Added the messaging package for sending Firebase notifications and managing topic subscriptions.

Authentication

  • [added] A new VerifyIDTokenAndCheckRevoked() function has been added to check for revoked ID tokens.
  • [added] A new RevokeRefreshTokens() function has been added to invalidate all refresh tokens issued to a user.
  • [added] A new property TokensValidAfterMillis has been added to the 'UserRecord' type, which stores the time of the revocation truncated to 1 second accuracy.

v2.4.0

Initialization

  • [added] The firebase.NewApp() method can now be invoked without any arguments. This initializes an app using Google Application Default Credentials, and firebase.Config loaded from the FIREBASE_CONFIG environment variable.

Authentication

  • [changed] The user management operations in the auth package now uses the identitytoolkit/v3 library.
  • [changed] The ProviderID field on the auth.UserRecord type is now set to the constant value firebase.

v2.3.0

  • [added] A new InstanceID API that facilitates deleting instance IDs and associated user data from Firebase projects.

v2.2.1

Authentication

  • [changed] Adding the X-Client-Version to the headers in the API calls for tracking API usage.

v2.2.0

Authentication

  • [added] A new user management API that supports querying and updating user accounts associated with a Firebase project. This adds GetUser(), GetUserByEmail(), GetUserByPhoneNumber(), CreateUser(), UpdateUser(), DeleteUser(), Users() and SetCustomUserClaims() functions to the auth.Client API.

v2.1.0

v2.0.0

Authentication

  • [changed] The Auth() API now accepts a Context argument. This breaking change enables passing different contexts to different services, instead of using a single context per App.

v1.0.2

Authentication

  • [changed] When deployed in the Google App Engine environment, the SDK can now leverage the utilities provided by the App Engine SDK to sign JWT tokens. As a result, it is now possible to initialize the Admin SDK in App Engine without a service account JSON file, and still be able to call CustomToken() and CustomTokenWithClaims().

v1.0.1

Authentication

  • [changed] Now uses the client options provided during SDK initialization to create the http.Client that is used to fetch public key certificates. This enables developers to use the ID token verification feature in environments like Google App Engine by providing a platform-specific http.Client using option.WithHTTPClient().

v1.0.0

  • [added] Initial release of the Admin Go SDK. See Add the Firebase Admin SDK to your Server to get started.
  • [added] You can configure the SDK to use service account credentials, user credentials (refresh tokens), or Google Cloud application default credentials to access your Firebase project.

Authentication

  • [added] The initial release includes the CustomToken(), CustomTokenWithClaims(), and VerifyIDToken() functions for minting custom authentication tokens and verifying Firebase ID tokens.