[bug]: don't see the projects created by another user when I run the 'flutterfire configure' command even though I am an administrator.

[AlexandreMaillot]

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1.0.0

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13.7.0

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Description

[bug]: don't see the projects created by another user when I run the 'flutterfire configure' command even though I am an administrator.

Steps to reproduce

Run the 'flutterfire configure' command on a project created by another user and make sure you are the owner.

Expected behavior

I am waiting to see the project

Screenshots

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Additional context and comments

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[russellwheatley]

Hey @AlexandreMaillot - under the hood, we're calling this command:

firebase projects:list

Technically, we're calling:

firebase projects:list --json

but the first command will be easier for you to read. See if the project is listed there, I suspect not.

[AlexandreMaillot]

I’ve already tried, there’s no

[badru254]

I had the same issue, I was given full ownership role of the project but still the project was not listed in my list of projects on the dashboatd and through firebase cli. After a couple of hours looking through my projects on GCP I noticed that the specific shared project did not have firebase:enabled label. So I found this Firebase FAQ item on the firebase page that explained the label. After adding the label then the shared project appeared. I hope this helps someone :)!

NB: you may need to run firebase login --reauth for the project to be visible in the cli

[deepss1]

I had the same issue, I was given full ownership role of the project but still the project was not listed in my list of projects on the dashboatd and through firebase cli. After a couple of hours looking through my projects on GCP I noticed that the specific shared project did not have firebase:enabled label. So I found this Firebase FAQ item on the firebase page that explained the label. After adding the label then the shared project appeared. I hope this helps someone :)!

NB: you may need to run firebase login --reauth for the project to be visible in the cli

For me, the flag was already there with the value enabled

I just had to run the login command with reauth and all my projects appeared, thanks.

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