bugfix(cmd-use-clear) Removed automatic use of aliased firebase project #781
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Description
Before every command,
applyRc
runs. InapplyRc
, there exists a conditional check:If there is no active project and there exists exactly one project with an alias, when running a command, the one project with an alias will be used.
This leads to some confusing logic. When a user runs
firebase use --clear
, they expect the active project to be cleared, but the current logic will lead to a false sense that the active project was never cleared.Scenarios Tested
Scenarios:
User is using the one aliased project as the active project
User runs
firebase use --clear
. User runsfirebase use
. The same *one aliased project shows up as the active project.User has one aliased project and clears the active project
Running a command will automatically use the one aliased project
Running
firebase use
will show the one aliased project as the active projectWhen user has more than one aliased project, and clears the active project
Running a command will see a "No Active Project" error message.
Running
firebase use
will show that there is no active project.