๐Ÿšจ [BUG] Persistent Error: "Could not create an account as [email protected]" in Data Manager

Database & APIs

Hello Everyone ๐Ÿ‘‹

Thank you all in advance for your help ๐Ÿ™

I am unable to use "Manage Content" for any collection (e.g., signals). The connection is blocked by a persistent service account creation error.

Despite verifying and resetting every standard configuration, this error will not clear.

๐Ÿ›‘ The Error Message

When clicking the Manage Content button in the Firestore Data Manager, I repeatedly receive this error:"Could not create an account as [email protected] to your Firebase project. Make sure 'Email Sign-In' is turned on for your Firebase project, and try again."

โ“ Request for Help

Since every step governing user creation and authentication has been verified as correct, the service is clearly failing at a deeper level than the standard configurations account for.

Has anyone in the community successfully resolved this persistent error after exhausting the above steps? I am looking for a non-standard fix (e.g., an obscure GCP API key setting or a known workaround).

Thank you for your time and help!

What have you tried so far?

โœ… Troubleshooting Steps Completed

I have verified all external settings and performed all suggested internal resets.

I. Firebase Authentication & User Management

โ€ข Email/Password Sign-In: Confirmed Enabled under Authentication \rightarrow Sign-in method.

โ€ข User Creation Enabled: Confirmed "Enable create (sign-up)" is checked under Authentication \rightarrow Settings \rightarrow User actions.

โ€ข Service User Exists: The user [email protected] has been manually created (or exists) and is visible in Firebase \rightarrow Project Settings \rightarrow Users and permissions.

II. FlutterFlow Connection Reset & Config

โ€ข Project Connection Status: Currently shows "Firebase Setup Complete!" in App Settings.

โ€ข Disconnect/Reconnect: The project was completely removed and reconnected.

โ€ข Config Regeneration: I clicked "Regenerate Config Files" in the Firebase settings.

III. Firebase IAM Permissions

I have manually verified and granted the [email protected] service account the following roles in Google Cloud IAM:

โ€ข Editor (Broad access, confirmed in IAM dashboard).

โ€ข Cloud Functions Admin.

โ€ข Service Account User.

โ€ข Firebase Authentication Admin (Explicit permission to manage users).

IV. Security Rules (Verified for Service User)

My Firestore Security Rules have been configured to explicitly allow read/write access for the service user:

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