Why does firebase login:use <email> require you to be in a Firebase project? #6526
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Hey @Yukinosuke-Takada, thanks for raising this. I was able to reproduce the error you mentioned. Let me raise this to our team to see what we can do here and try to bring someone to provide additional context about this behavior. |
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I discussed this with our team, currently the However, we do agree that it is a reasonable feature to make this command work outside of a Firebase project directory. So for now I’ll be marking this as a feature request. If you’re up for it, feel free to submit a PR! |
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@aalej Thanks for the reply. I've read the source code myself and understood why this was implemented like this. I've made a PR of this feature, that makes it possible to use this command outside a Firebase project directory! |
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Closing this as your PR has been merged and will roll out in the next release. Thanks for the suggestion and contribution! |
I wanted to see all Firebase projects that were associated with another account I've added to the firebase-cli. I used the
firebase login:use <email>command but got some error that said I needed to be in a Firebase project. I made a firebase project (firebase init) just to change the account. I find it strange since otherfirebase logincommands do not require you to be in a Firebase project.[REQUIRED] Environment info
firebase-tools: 12.9.0
Platform: macOS 14.0
[REQUIRED] Test case
I get an error:
when I use command:
in a directory that is not a Firebase project.
[REQUIRED] Steps to reproduce
Go to any directory that is not a Firebase project.
[REQUIRED] Expected behavior
Should be able to change your account inside firebase-cli outside of Firebase projects.
[REQUIRED] Actual behavior
Gives Error that says it requires you to be in a Firebase project
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