Could not load files; quota has been exceeded for this project

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lovebae manager

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Jul 27, 2021, 1:10:02 PM7/27/21
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I'm using Spark plan for development phase and daily bandwidth was exceeded on July 26th. However, this situation remains while zero bandwidth is used. 
The app is also running fine. I'm seeing this message when accessing storage tab. The usage section is showing everything as fine.
How long after the limit is exceeded the project can work normally again?
Thanks.

Tracy Hall

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Jul 27, 2021, 3:07:02 PM7/27/21
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I'll simply add here: I've switched to the Blaze plan during development, and while hitting 10's of thousands of reads, thousands of writes, thousands of Cloud Function Calls, etc my costs are generally $0.03 or less.  The one exception to watch for is the [region].artifacts.[project-name].appspot.com bucket, which can get large with Cloud Function build images - if you are deploying Cloud Functions repeatedly while bug-fixing.  Even then it has to get to numerous GB before incurring charges like $1.30.  Don't go insane with storage or calls (i.e. watch for infinite loops, etc), and the charges are minimal, and removes most of the limits.

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Frank van Puffelen

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Jul 27, 2021, 3:11:58 PM7/27/21
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Hey Tracy,

On Cloud Functions' impact on your Storage buckets: I recommend upgrading to the latest CLI as we've recently changed that to automatically delete the temporary image after each deploy. 

Also see the segment in that in the latest episode of Firebase Release Notes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHaI0jZ5rwM&t=0s

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