- Created google-services.json for staging environment.
- Updated firebase.json to include build configurations for dev and staging.
- Added flutterfire-config.sh script to generate Firebase configuration files.
- Modified Xcode project to include GoogleService-Info.plist for staging.
- Created staging.xcscheme for Xcode build configuration.
- Added GoogleService-Info.plist for dev and staging flavors.
- Generated firebase_options_dev.dart and firebase_options_staging.dart for Firebase initialization.
This commit introduces new commands to streamline Data Connect
management, including enabling APIs, initializing Firebase, and
deploying schemas. These commands enhance developer experience by
providing easy-to-use shortcuts for common Data Connect tasks.
This commit removes obsolete files and configurations related to the
previous App Engine deployment of the internal-launchpad service.
These artifacts are no longer needed since the service has been
migrated to Cloud Run.
The following changes were made:
- Deleted `fix-appengine-permissions-complete.sh`,
`fix-project-level-permissions.sh`, and
`create-missing-repository.sh` scripts.
- Removed the `app.yaml` file from `firebase/internal-launchpad/`.
- Updated `firebase.json` to remove the `launchpad` hosting target.
- Added `security` label to `labels.yml`
feat(scripts/export_issues.sh): allow filtering issues by state and label
This commit introduces changes to both the Makefile and the
export_issues.sh script to allow users to filter GitHub issues
by state and label when exporting them to a markdown file.
The Makefile's `export-issues` target now accepts an optional
`ARGS` variable, which is passed to the `export_issues.sh`
script. This allows users to specify command-line arguments
such as `--state=all` or `--label=bug` to filter the issues
being exported.
The `export_issues.sh` script has been updated to parse these
command-line arguments and use them to construct the `gh issue
list` command. The script now supports the `--state` and
`--label` options, which allow users to filter issues by their
state (e.g., open, closed, all) and label, respectively.
These changes provide users with more flexibility in exporting
GitHub issues, allowing them to generate markdown files that
contain only the issues that are relevant to their needs.
feat(admin-web): display environment badge in admin console
feat(admin-web): configure Nginx for SPA and copy config
fix(Makefile): fix typo in CR_ADMIN_IMAGE_URI variable assignment
feat(firebase): update launchpad title to "Launchpad"
feat(Makefile): add IAP configuration management for both launchpad and admin
feat(Makefile): refactor IAP user management commands for reusability
feat(Makefile): add Dockerfile for admin-web to containerize the application
feat(Makefile): remove App Engine deployment targets for admin-web
This commit introduces significant changes to the deployment process
for the admin console, migrating it from App Engine to Cloud Run and
integrating Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP) for enhanced security.
The key changes include:
- **Admin Console Deployment to Cloud Run:** The admin console is now
deployed to Cloud Run using a Dockerfile that builds and
containerizes the application. This provides a more scalable and
flexible deployment environment.
- **IAP Integration:** IAP is now enabled for the admin console,
restricting access to authorized users only. This enhances the
security of the application and protects sensitive data.
- **IAP Configuration Management:** New commands have been added to
the Makefile to manage IAP configuration for both the launchpad and
admin console. These commands allow for easy addition and removal
of IAP users.
- **Refactored IAP User Management Commands:** The IAP user management
commands have been refactored to be more reusable and generic. This
allows for easier management of IAP users for both the launchpad and
admin console.
- **Removal of App Engine Deployment Targets:** The App Engine
deployment targets for the admin console have been removed, as the
application is now deployed to Cloud Run.
These changes provide a more secure, scalable, and maintainable
deployment process for the admin console.
This commit removes legacy App Engine deployment artifacts and updates the Makefile to reflect the successful migration of the `internal-launchpad` service to Cloud Run.
The following changes were made:
- Deleted obsolete permission scripts:
- `fix-appengine-permissions-complete.sh`
- `fix-project-level-permissions.sh`
- `create-missing-repository.sh`
- Removed the `firebase/internal-launchpad/app.yaml` file.
- Updated `firebase.json` to remove the `launchpad` hosting configuration.
These changes streamline the repository, reduce developer confusion, and prevent the accidental use of outdated deployment logic.
feat(README.md): update README to reflect monorepo structure and admin console
feat: remove setup_admin_console.sh script
The setup_admin_console.sh script is removed because the admin console setup is now integrated into the Makefile.
The README is updated to reflect the new monorepo structure and the admin console.
The Makefile is updated to include commands for installing, developing, and building the admin console.
feat(admin-web): implement basic layout and navigation
feat(admin-web): implement dashboard page with key metrics
feat(admin-web): implement user management page
feat(admin-web): implement analytics page with user stats
feat(admin-web): implement logs explorer page
style(admin-web): add tailwind css and shadcn/ui components
build(admin-web): configure eslint and prettier for code quality
This commit introduces the admin-web application, a React-based
administration console built with Vite.
- The application provides a central interface for managing
users, monitoring platform health, and troubleshooting issues.
- It includes a basic layout with navigation, a dashboard
displaying key metrics, a user management page, an analytics
page with user statistics, and a logs explorer page.
- Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components are used for styling.
- ESLint and Prettier are configured to ensure code quality.
