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Currently the CLI init command restricts the location to us-central1. However, it is possible to create a Firebase RTDB instances in other regions, which can be found at https://firebase.google.com/docs/projects/locations#rtdb-locations. The CLI should be modified to support these other locations as well.
This change allows the user to specify an arbitrary region via the `--location` option to the `init` command. The `--location` option previously existed, however it only allowed the default value of `us-central1`. While the URL of databases in different regions will have different naming conventions, the CLI already made no assumptions in this regard and no extra changes were required to find the DB URL to use. The changes were the following:
- The `init` command no longer enforces the default of `us-central1` for the `--location` argument.
- Some enhancements to checks and user messages on errors were added for the `init` command when `--location` is used.
- The README was updated with documentation regarding regions
fixes#134fixes#141
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Co-authored-by: James McTavish <mctavish@google.com>
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Currently the CLI
init
command restricts thelocation
tous-central1
. However, it is possible to create a Firebase RTDB instances in other regions, which can be found at https://firebase.google.com/docs/projects/locations#rtdb-locations. The CLI should be modified to support these other locations as well.This issue was motivated by issue #134 .
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