When deploying the Apple Auth functions, we ran into a lot of issues of accessing local files. I first started by storing them in a Storage Bucket in Firebase, but this seemed like a really improper way to do this. After a lot of research and deployments I was able to find the following:
TL;DR - To access the readonly filesystem in our functions we need to access the serverless_function_source_code folder that puts all of the external files in.
With this information I was able to rework both AuthorizeWithApple & CreateAppleDevToken functions. This is a MUCH better solution.
Functions To Tag:
cmd/appleauth -> v1.0.0-beta.3cmd/createappledevtoken -> v1.0.0-beta.3
When deploying the Apple Auth functions, we ran into a lot of issues of accessing local files. I first started by storing them in a Storage Bucket in Firebase, but this seemed like a really improper way to do this. After a lot of research and deployments I was able to find the following:
https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/concepts/exec#file_system
TL;DR - To access the readonly filesystem in our functions we need to access the
serverless_function_source_codefolder that puts all of the external files in.With this information I was able to rework both
AuthorizeWithApple&CreateAppleDevTokenfunctions. This is a MUCH better solution.Functions To Tag:
cmd/appleauth -> v1.0.0-beta.3cmd/createappledevtoken -> v1.0.0-beta.3