When working with GCP cloud function how to handle python 3.7 async keyword conflict with firebase
I'm facing async keyword conflict issue with python 3.7 when using firebase library. In my local I can resolve this issue by going to python site-package location and changing the firebase dependency file name async to something else and it will resolve the issue. But in Cloud function I'm not able to find the python path. please help me to resolve this issue.
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I'm facing async keyword conflict issue with python 3.7 when using firebase library. In my local I can resolve this issue by going to python site-package location and changing the firebase dependency file name async to something else and it will resolve the issue. But in Cloud function I'm not able to find the python path. please help me to resolve this issue.
python google-cloud-platform
asked Jan 28 at 6:05
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I'm facing async keyword conflict issue with python 3.7 when using firebase library. In my local I can resolve this issue by going to python site-package location and changing the firebase dependency file name async to something else and it will resolve the issue. But in Cloud function I'm not able to find the python path. please help me to resolve this issue.
python google-cloud-platform
asked Jan 28 at 6:05
user990807user990807
11
I'm facing async keyword conflict issue with python 3.7 when using firebase library. In my local I can resolve this issue by going to python site-package location and changing the firebase dependency file name async to something else and it will resolve the issue. But in Cloud function I'm not able to find the python path. please help me to resolve this issue.
python google-cloud-platform
python google-cloud-platform
asked Jan 28 at 6:05
user990807user990807
11
asked Jan 28 at 6:05
user990807user990807
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asked Jan 28 at 6:05
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