Update Data Connect Emulator to v2.10.0 #8858
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Jul 17, 2025
- [added] Support for full-text search on string fields. Add the @searchable directive to fields you want to search over, and the pluralType_search field on Query will perform full-text search.
- [added] Support for user-defined enums in GraphQL Schemas and Operations, as well as in generated SDKs.
- [changed] Move SQL / CEL errors to the GraphQL debug_details fields.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily focuses on upgrading the Firebase Data Connect Emulator to its latest version, 2.10.0. This upgrade introduces significant new capabilities, including full-text search functionality and support for user-defined enums in GraphQL. Additionally, it refines how certain errors are reported, moving them to a more appropriate debug field. The changes involve updating the emulator's version and download metadata, and documenting these changes in the changelog.
Highlights
- Data Connect Emulator Update: The Firebase Data Connect Emulator has been updated to version 2.10.0, bringing new features and improvements.
- New Feature: Full-Text Search: Support for full-text search on string fields has been added. This is enabled via the
@searchabledirective on fields and the newpluralType_searchfield on the Query type. - New Feature: User-Defined Enums: The emulator now supports user-defined enums within GraphQL Schemas and Operations, as well as in generated SDKs.
- Improved Error Reporting: SQL and CEL errors are now moved to the
debug_detailsfields within GraphQL responses, which should aid in debugging. - Emulator Version Configuration: The
src/emulator/downloadableEmulatorInfo.jsonfile has been updated to reflect the new Data Connect Emulator version (2.10.0) and its corresponding download metadata (expected size, checksums, and remote URLs) for macOS, Windows, and Linux platforms.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the Data Connect Emulator to version 2.10.0. The changes involve updating the emulator's download information in downloadableEmulatorInfo.json and adding an entry to CHANGELOG.md. The update to the JSON configuration appears correct and consistent. I've provided one suggestion to enhance the changelog entry to ensure it fully captures all the significant changes introduced in this new version.
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