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Announcing Change History for Firebase Remote Config

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Lucas Png, Kevin Elko
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765
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Language
English
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Summary

Firebase Remote Config introduced change history to help teams track, inspect, and reverse configuration updates without manually maintaining records. The feature retains up to 300 versions of a project’s Remote Config values for 90 days, showing changes to parameters and conditions, the person and time associated with each update, and whether it was made through the Firebase console or REST API. Users can compare prior versions and roll back with a button, which creates a new version based on the selected earlier configuration rather than overwriting history. Change history is available through both the Firebase Console and Remote Config REST API, with examples for retrieving recent versions in Node.js, Java, and Python, and is intended to improve transparency and confidence for teams managing live app settings.

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