FR: Filter functions to emulate, write out rules coverage to file
See original GitHub issueRight now there is no way to do only start the emulator with a subset of functions enabled instead of all. It requires a custom build or filter the exports ourself.
It’d be great if the firebase emulators:exec
and firebase emulators:start
would accept an argument like --functions a,b
or maybe the same syntax as firebase deploy
: --only functions:a,functions:b
(this is what I was expecting at first)
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@SamyPesse makes sense I actually end up in this situation a lot. Would it be useful for you if the emulator always wrote the rules coverage report to a file on exiting? Or do you prefer to have more control over when/where that happens?
@samtstern yes it’ll fix it 👍