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Service auth is not available #8506
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I couldn't figure out how to label this issue, so I've labeled it for a human to triage. Hang tight. |
Hi @jdgamble555, This reported error is generally realted to an Auth Instance being used without an initialized App Instance. This doesn't seem related to #8355 as that had to do with a lack of support for features in Are you certain that there's a default instance of App initialized within the context of that Request Handler? It might be worth adding a call to |
@DellaBitta - I just made the test repo so that you can see clearly what the problem is. This equally happens when the server is initialized. I already have a repo for that. J |
I'm not familiar with Qwik or Vercel Edge or the architecture of your app but what I can do is tell you what causes that error in the Firebase SDK. The error is usually caused when the entry point bundle that I took a quick glance and noticed your repo gets the "app" to use for getAuth() in 3 different places, by two different methods, you initializeApp/getApp in 2 places and initializeServerApp in the file that you say you're getting the error in. Do you not get the error from the other two files? Are they all compiled into one app? Or is the initializeServerApp only used in an isolated process on the server? If you use app instead of initializeServerApp there, do you have the same error? https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Ajdgamble555%2Fqwik-firebase-todo%20getAuth&type=code Also does this problem only occur when deployed to Vercel Edge? Does it happen locally? Is there any way to deploy it locally so we can reproduce and diagnose it? If not, the best I can suggest is to dig into Qwik or Vercel Edge and try to understand which environments your various bits of code are running in, what the module resolution config might be for each environment if there are multiple environments, and try to give us a breakdown of what's running where, and with what module resolution config. Unfortunately I'm not an expert in these tools and I'm afraid if this isn't reproducible locally, the error is likely to happen somewhere in this tooling pipeline, and can't be figured out without more understanding of the steps of this pipeline. If you can provide insight into it, that would be great. |
Well I know a few things: 1.) I only have one package version, not even sure how you would have two package versions. 2.) Since I am running on the server, it clearly has a build for the server and for the client. I have deleted 3.) Everything works fine locally, in dev and in production builds. 4.) As far as I can tell, everything compiles with 5.) The problem only persists when I call, not bundle, but call Given this information, any way to isolate the problem (at least get rid of what the causes aren't)? Here is my test repository with a simpler version - https://github.com/jdgamble555/qwik-firebase-test Thanks, J |
It seems like you have two separate builds and two separate copies of the Firebase SDK code - not sure if I'm reading right, but one is in a bundle? for client? And the other is not bundled but called directly out of node_modules by the server? The way that the Firebase SDK manages different services is a component registry. When you import from I don't know Qwik so I'm not very sure what's going on, but it seems like the setup when you run it locally must have some kind of shared context vs when you deploy it, where some of the build is shared but some of the code is run in a separate runtime? My only guess would be to either further separate or further share the code to prevent this from happening. For further separating it, if there's any way to isolate the runtimes of server and client and prevent them from sharing anything after the build? For further sharing it, if there's any way to ensure they are using the same context? Perhaps make firebase external for the client build instead of bundling it, so that both builds are calling code in node_modules? If none of this helps, we can try to get up to speed on Qwik and Vercel Edge deployment to debug it ourselves but this may take some time, as we have to prioritize this among our tasks. |
So, even if not one function gets called on the server, just by running "import," there is immediate code that gets ran? If that is the case, what makes it a new copy of Firebase? Is there a way to delete whatever copy of Firebase is in memory? Why wouldn't it just detect the existing version and not run again? This is confusing to me. I have modified my code again so that it is impossible to run any firebase imported function on the server: https://github.com/jdgamble555/qwik-firebase-test I still get the error. I am technically importing on the server, but not running any functions unless it is in the browser. A few things:
J |
@hsubox76 - This is not an import problem. I just refactored my entire code base to use dynamic imports everywhere, and the problem still exists. It is impossible to run any firebase code on the server, except in the server route. This is the only place there has ever been a problem, and it doesn't seem to be related to any client bundling problems. https://github.com/jdgamble555/qwik-firebase-test J |
Hi @jdgamble555, I was able to reproduce the problem. It appears that something in the build pipeline is aggressively tree shaking portions of the Firebase JS SDK when it packages it for the edge runtime. The "service" mentioned in the log file is that fact that Auth cannot properly register itself with the instance of I'm not that familiar with Qwik and I'm not sure how to tune the build pipeline, or even if there are ways to tune it. Do you have any thoughts on how that might be done? In the meantime it might be worth using the Firebase REST API to get around this problem. |
@DellaBitta - Is this something that is possible? Thanks! J |
Hi @jdgamble555, Unless I'm mistaken, I think this change has to be done in the app and not the SDK. The engineer refers to the "firebase import" which is at the app level. I left a comment asking for clarification in the Qwik issue a few days ago, but I haven't had a response. I think the intention is to have your app import in only one location and funnel all firebase requests through that file. |
Hopefully they will respond soon. However, I'm dynamically importing all firebase imports in my project on the server and client, and on the server it is already in one file. J |
Operating System
Windows 11
Environment (if applicable)
Vercel Edge with Qwik
Firebase SDK Version
10.13.1-canary.16d62d4fa (or lower)
Firebase SDK Product(s)
Auth
Project Tooling
Qwik (1.8.0)
Detailed Problem Description
When I use
getAuth()
on the server inside a Qwik app, I get theService Auth is not available
error. The local testing environment has no problems and works as expected.It is literally something that gets errored out in Qwik with
getAuth()
.Possibly related to #8355
While I'm not sure why the error is thrown, it is coming from here:
firebase-js-sdk/packages/component/src/provider.ts
Line 130 in 629919e
J
Steps and code to reproduce issue
I made a Repo:
.env
and to Vercel Edge environment variables.Deploy to Vercel Edge.
Sign in with Google.
Click the
about
link in navigation.See error thrown.
See Deployed Demo with error.
If have isolated the error to
getAuth()
. This app doesn't useinitializeApp
orinitializeServerApp
, but the error is the same in either case.Here is failing code.
J
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