Support functions region

[jamesjwarren]

There doesn't seem to be anyway to configure the region or url for a firebase function, the URL appears to be hardcoded to us-central1. It is possible with the underlying firebase SDK through the functions constructor but I can't see anywhere that is exposed in angularfire.

firebase.app().functions('europe-west1')

Regions are fairly new so I guess this is yet to be implemented in angularfire?

Version info

Angular: 6.1.7

Firebase: 5.4.2

AngularFire: 5.0.0

[jamesdaniels]

I'll get this in 5.1, thanks for pointing it out!

[Meistercoach83]

Hi @jamesdaniels! Is it available now?

[jamesdaniels]

Released in 5.1, see the the PR mentioned above on how to use it.

[rubenheymans]

this is not working for europe-west1. Without setting them to europe-west1 it works fine but when I update my functions location, REGION in app.module.ts and rewrites in firebase.json, I get CORS errors on all my callables

[ibnYusrat]

this is not working for europe-west1. Without setting them to europe-west1 it works fine but when I update my functions location, REGION in app.module.ts and rewrites in firebase.json, I get CORS errors on all my callables

See if you're actually deploying in europe-west1 at the first place.

[rubenheymans]

Default GCP resource location: eur3 (europe-west), I don't know where else I can check this?

[sedkis]

Confirmed not working globally.

When using dependency injection this doesn't work:
app.module.ts

  imports: [
...
    AngularFireModule.initializeApp(environment.firebase),
    AngularFireFunctionsModule,
]
providers: [
    ...
        {
      provide: REGION,
      useValue: 'europe-west1',
    }
]

and use:

firebase.functions().httpsCallable(...

The above still sends Function calls to us-central1.

But if I do it at the function level it works:

firebase.app().functions("europe-west1").httpsCallable('...