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# Unreleased
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# v2.4.0

### Initialization

- [added] The [`firebase.NewApp()`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#NewApp)
method can now be invoked without any arguments. This initializes an app
using Google Application Default Credentials, and
[`firebase.Config`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#Config) loaded
from the `FIREBASE_CONFIG` environment variable.

### Authentication

- [changed] The user management operations in the `auth` package now uses the
[`identitytoolkit/v3`](https://google.golang.org/api/identitytoolkit/v3) library.
- [changed] The `ProviderID` field on the
[`auth.UserRecord`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go/auth#UserRecord)
type is now set to the constant value `firebase`.

# v2.3.0

- [added] A new [`InstanceID`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#App.InstanceID)
API that facilitates deleting instance IDs and associated user data from
Firebase projects.

# v2.2.1

### Authentication

- [changed] Adding the `X-Client-Version` to the headers in the API calls for
tracking API usage.

# v2.2.0

### Authentication

- [added] A new user management API that supports querying and updating
user accounts associated with a Firebase project. This adds `GetUser()`,
`GetUserByEmail()`, `GetUserByPhoneNumber()`, `CreateUser()`, `UpdateUser()`,
`DeleteUser()`, `Users()` and `SetCustomUserClaims()` functions to the
[`auth.Client`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go/auth#Client) API.

# v2.1.0

- [added] A new [`Firestore` API](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#App.Firestore)
that enables access to [Cloud Firestore](/docs/firestore) databases.

# v2.0.0

- [added] A new [Cloud Storage API](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go/storage)
that facilitates accessing Google Cloud Storage buckets using the
[`cloud.google.com/go/storage`](https://cloud.google.com/go/storage)
package.

### Authentication

- [changed] The [`Auth()`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#App.Auth)
API now accepts a `Context` argument. This breaking
change enables passing different contexts to different services, instead
of using a single context per [`App`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#App).

# v1.0.2

### Authentication

- [changed] When deployed in the Google App Engine environment, the SDK can
now leverage the utilities provided by the
[App Engine SDK](https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/go/reference)
to sign JWT tokens. As a result, it is now possible to initialize the Admin
SDK in App Engine without a service account JSON file, and still be able to
call [`CustomToken()`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go/auth#Client.CustomToken)
and [`CustomTokenWithClaims()`](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go/auth#Client.CustomTokenWithClaims).

# v1.0.1

### Authentication

- [changed] Now uses the client options provided during
[SDK initialization](https://godoc.org/firebase.google.com/go#NewApp) to
create the [`http.Client`](https://godoc.org/net/http#Client) that is used
to fetch public key certificates. This enables developers to use the ID token
verification feature in environments like Google App Engine by providing a
platform-specific `http.Client` using
[`option.WithHTTPClient()`](https://godoc.org/google.golang.org/api/option#WithHTTPClient).

# v1.0.0

- [added] Initial release of the Admin Go SDK. See
[Add the Firebase Admin SDK to your Server](/docs/admin/setup/) to get
started.
- [added] You can configure the SDK to use service account credentials, user
credentials (refresh tokens), or Google Cloud application default credentials
to access your Firebase project.

### Authentication

- [added] The initial release includes the `CustomToken()`,
`CustomTokenWithClaims()`, and `VerifyIDToken()` functions for minting custom
authentication tokens and verifying Firebase ID tokens.