July 2023: Pigeon Flutter interop, multi-DB＆Point-in-time recovery for Firestore, Pixel Fold devices
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as the official announcement that a single Firebase project can now hold multiple Firestore databases.
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What it is
A roughly four-minute Firebase Release Notes episode for July 2023, presented by Frank van Puffelen. It covers the Pigeon interop for FlutterFire, support for multiple Firestore databases in one project, Firestore point-in-time recovery, TOTP MFA, and Pixel Fold devices in Test Lab.
What people said
Cites Frank van Puffelen · 2019-11 · Stack Overflow · on “Multi Firestore database”
Update (late 2023) : You can now have multiple Firestore databases per project. See the blog post Manage multiple Firestore databases in a project [LINK] , my announcement video [this video] , and the documentation on managing databases [LINK] . Previous answer There is only a single Firestore database instance per Firebase project. There is (currently) no way to add additional Firestore database instances to a project. So that means you'd have to have a separate project for each user. That part is technically feasible for databases, as you can dynamically create a FirebaseApp instance [LINK] with the configuration data [LINK] for the signed in user. The problem is that you need to first sign in
Cites Alex Mamo · 2023-08 · Stack Overflow · on “How to create multi environment DB's with Firestore”
Nowadays, Firebase supports the use of multiple Firestore instances in a single project. Here is the announcement: [this video] And here are the docs: [LINK]
Cites Mike Hardy · 2023-12 · Stack Overflow · on “Multi Firestore database”
@Frank-van-puffelen how many of these answers do you need to update now that Firestore has MultiDB support :-) ? [this video] (that's you live with the announcement, cheers)