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I am working with python 3.12.3 and want to deploy my functions to the firebase functions console using firebase deploy –only functions.

Is there a way to check from a firebase cloud function (using firebase CLI I guess) my current quota data (number of read/write/deletes of my project in the current day). The idea is that I have some batch house keeping to do that is non-critical (it could be done any day) in my firestore database. I would like to deploy some cloud function that does this and schedule it daily before the end of the day. But ideally I want it to be done only if the quota limits are not reached to pay as little as possible. So I want to first check my quota data (how many write/reads/deletes has my project done so far that day) programmatically and if it’s below the free tier limits, perform the transactions.

i’m working on a firestore database and want to count the number of documents in a collection called “images” and then assign that value to a another document in tracking collection. The function prints the size but it doesn’t update the “tracking” collection.

My cloud function is logging out this error while it is being called.

I have written a cloud function that deploys perfectly well on a schedule, but only for the default database. In our Firebase project, we have a default prod database and a named dev database, and I can’t figure out how to talk to the dev database. I am currently using v1, and I know you need to use v2, but I still can’t figure out how to change the database, and this version works for at least one database.

Hello does anyone face the same issue where some of the root collections in the firestore console cannot be deleted even after typing the exact ID?