I am trying to update a Firebase Cloud Function that I havent touched for a year. Deployment went without issues back then.

Here is my setup: I have a root index.ts file, and functions are organized into folders. root index.ts

import {initializeApp} from "firebase-admin";

// Initialize Firebase Admin
initializeApp();

export {notifyNewMessages} from "./notify_new_messages";
export {onUpdateUsers, onUpdateUserRatings} from "./on_update/index";
export {onUninstall} from "./on_uninstall/index";

and notifyNewMessages file starts like this

import {FirebaseError, firestore, messaging} from "firebase-admin";
import * as functions from "firebase-functions";
import i18n from "./localization";
import {Ask, Device, User} from "./models";

import DocumentSnapshot = firestore.DocumentSnapshot;

const fcm: messaging.Messaging = messaging();

Could this separated root file cause this problem?

Cheers,

CodePudding user response：

It looks like you are using ES Modules, and as firebase has moved to modular SDK namespace versions require some modifications so try the following:

import * as admin from 'firebase-admin';

const app: admin.app.App = admin.initializeApp();

You can go through this docs for other changes to be made.