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hi,
we are trying to use Google firebase in our .Net Core Api...
firebase needs us to configure an Env. Variable pointing to a file...
as we have deployed our app on Azure App Service [Linux]
we tried setting env. variable
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
to point to some .json file which is included in our apps'base directory .
we tried values
/home/site/wwwroot/xyzdirectory/xyz.json
*tried putting it in xyzdirectory before publishing
/home/site/wwwroot/xyz.json
*in root directory before publishing
d://home/site .....
etc etc
but no success
the app can not access the file ....No directory/file found exception
any help will be appreciated.
link to firebase docs
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@Puneet Yadav - Thanks for your question -
If your json file is in project and on publishing it, it will be uploaded to D:\home\site\wwwroot\xxx.json.
Can you please set the environment variable accordingly and check?
Also, please confirm the same accessing the Kudu - Navigate to https://yourwebname.scm.azurewebsites.net and confirm the existence of the file. You could refer this, for navigating in Kudu. Manually upload if it does not exist.
Thanks for the respose.we moved our app service to windows app plan.and then used kudos to exactly locate the path location.
it was not working in linux by the way.