On the latest version of Firebase
(Announced during Google I/O 2016), how do I add other people to my project or app whom I want to collaborate
with? I came across IAM roles through Settings > Permissions
. Is this the right way? If I add person there and assign a role, say Editor, will he/she be notified about it through email? Will a request be sent or will they be added directly to that role?
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In latest version of the console adding is in a bit different.
Go To
Your Project
->Project Overview
->Users and Permissions
. This will open up new Pop Up.Now click on the
+Add
to add the Members.Now Add Email Id of the member. Now below that choose from the dropdown
Project
->Collaborator
as shown below andSave
. Thats all! You are done.To give people access to your Firebase project, take these steps:
Project
->Owner
/Editor
/Viewer
, etc as per your requirement)The newly added users will get an email with the subject
[Firebase] Invitation to join project
and an option toAccept Invite
in the body. Be certain to let them know that you added them so that they can accept the invite.UPDATE 6/18/2018 - changes to Cloud Console and Google's functionality, the original solution may no longer work as shared in comments. For a recent project, I was able to add other users and permissions via Firebase console as indicated below.
Old Solution
Originally you had to choose
Editor
but you do not have to any more. There are new roles added to Google Cloud IAM in theother
section, namely theFirebase Rules System
role.If you add a user to a Google Cloud
project
using IAM and assign them this role, they can access Firebase project by visiting:The authorized project(s) should appear and they can access, without access to the rest of the Google Cloud project.
If you're adding a Project owner, an invite will be sent to the new user. However, no email invites are sent for the Project Editor/Viewer roles.