SecretParams must only use uppercase letters, numbers and underscores

[jacob-c-decicco]

In our team we use a lowercase prefix for all of our environment variables, but there is a specific check in the python firebase_functions library that forces all SecretParams to be uppercase. Since the JavaScript firebase functions library and Google Secret manager allow for non-snakecase naming, could this library be updated to match those?

[CorieW]

Hi @jacob-c-decicco,

Thanks for opening this issue! We’ve received it and are reviewing it. We’ll provide updates as soon as possible.

[CorieW]

Since it's firebase-tools that enforces this, I'll transfer this issue there.

Note:
If anything does come from this, firebase-functions-python internally enforces uppercase too (here and here).

[CorieW]

I'll raise this with the team internally.

[Seanhjlo]

I'm also running into this issue. I would like to use secret instead of defineString or the deprecated config settings :) .
To add a bit of context, I'm trying to store Stripe's secret key in this. and unfortunately, stripe's key are case sensitive.

[joehan]

I'm also running into this issue. I would like to use secret instead of defineString or the deprecated config settings :) . To add a bit of context, I'm trying to store Stripe's secret key in this. and unfortunately, stripe's key are case sensitive.

@Seanhjlo are you seeing these rules enforced on the contents of secret params? IIUC, they should only affect the name of the secret param, so you should be able to store a case sensitive key no problem.

[Seanhjlo]

@joehan you are absolutely right, brainfart from my part, I read Key must be upper case, and thought it meant my secret key for some reason 😬