Paweł Kubiak

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- [ ] mark deprecated methods/props in the card - [ ] internal method is visible (for example `isActive` router) - [ ] improve scrolling UX/UI - [ ] github...

Hi @pdela, The solution could be to use the FIREBASE_FRAMEWORKS_BUILD_TARGET variable. On MacOS: FIREBASE_FRAMEWORKS_BUILD_TARGET='test' firebase deploy --only hosting On Windows: set FIREBASE_FRAMEWORKS_BUILD_TARGET='test' firebase deploy --only hosting Support for FIREBASE_FRAMEWORKS_BUILD_TARGET variable...

Hi @alexcibotari, Could you try to use the send method instead of return in the function? Like below: ``` const expressApp = express(); expressApp.use(cors({origin: true})); expressApp.get("/api/users", async (req, res) =>...

Hi @hittten, I discovered a workaround that can be applied to the code of an Angular application. For example in the `server.ts`, https://github.com/hittten/angularSSR17/blob/2ed948581d32b20b45c66e8c4f4f72046d9a5cf4/server.ts#L46-L54 adjust a way of setting `port` variable....

Please for now try to apply this workaround for Angular 17: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/6651#issuecomment-1881647322. I created a fix in `angular-cli` - https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/pull/27333, once it's merged then it'll be available in one of...

Hi, As @jamesdaniels mentioned, `Firebase` uses `rewrites` to support `i18n`. I've created repository with simple example how to configure Angular (version 20) app which supports `i18n`, `ssr` and it's deployable...

Hi @jamesdaniels, What do you think about this change? It could help with problem mentioned in this issue: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/6651. When server.ts will contain `run()` call then meaningful error will be...

Hi @JoostK, I can take a look on this issue.

Hi, I tried to reproduce this issue, however structure of the files looks correct for me. ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f9caba88-6b37-492b-ad65-2f7bfeb9f6ec) I was able to install dependencies and run app via `ng serve` successfully....

Yes, I assume that probably the issue is platform-dependent. I'll continue the investigation of it.