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This is about the expected size. At least half a gig is being taken up by the string content of big.json - JavaScript uses UCS-2, so each character must necessarily take 2 bytes. Note you're not freeing it (no delete statement), so it's still referred-to from the stack when you take the measurement. Hard to tell exactly what the memory layout of an "array of objects" is, but objects, being hash maps, do have some overhead. If they contain strings, then again, count each character double. All in all, this memory usage is realistic and not entirely unexpected.

The use of idempotent functions mainly applies to the automatically triggered Cloud Functions that respond to events such as a file uploaded to Cloud Storage or document added to Firestore. In these cases, the event triggers the function to be executed, and if the function succeeds, all is well. However, if the function fails, it will get retried automatically which leads to the problems discussed in the blog post you linked.

In the case of user-triggered cloud functions (a HTTPS Event or Callable cloud function), these are not retried automatically. It is left up to the caller of these functions to choose to handle any errors and whether they are retried by the client calling the function again.

As these user-triggered functions are only executed by your client code, you should check to make sure that completeRechargedTransaction() isn't being called more than once. A method of testing this is to supply your own value for Event ID prior to calling the function like so:

Just to bring to sight the answer given by Flash Thunder, the problem was my internet connection. I was using my phone to access the Internet. After connecting my computer to the closest wifi, everything is working fine

It looks like there is a mismatch between the environments you use. Try the following:

1. Remove sharp completely from your app.

You don't need to pass a parameter, just call an instance of the window via jQuery in that .js: