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I put a question to Stack Overflow about this, but I'm either so confused that the question meaningless or I'm the only person struggling with this. (I'm guessing the former is true.)
When I run the emulators (firebase emulators:start), the hosted app is using the production Firestore database and, as far as I can determine from the Emulator UI logs, the deployed cloud functions.
When I use Postman to trigger an emulated http function, it is pointing to the emulated db, so that seems to be working as expected.
How do I set this up so that if the emulators are running the locally hosted app works with the emulated db instead of production?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I put a question to Stack Overflow about this, but I'm either so confused that the question meaningless or I'm the only person struggling with this. (I'm guessing the former is true.)
When I run the emulators (
firebase emulators:start
), the hosted app is using the production Firestore database and, as far as I can determine from the Emulator UI logs, the deployed cloud functions.When I use Postman to trigger an emulated http function, it is pointing to the emulated db, so that seems to be working as expected.
How do I set this up so that if the emulators are running the locally hosted app works with the emulated db instead of production?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: